Walkthrough Before We Start
Salted boots from a January commute, a kid dragging a hockey bag and a dropped cast iron pan. Oak with a hard finish takes the abuse and keeps going.
Salted boots from a January commute, a kid dragging a hockey bag and a dropped cast iron pan. Oak with a hard finish takes the abuse and keeps going.
Product moves off the racks at our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ and reaches Wharton through next-day delivery from Long Branch, so a crew never idles waiting for boxes.
The estimator arrives with oak, engineered and prefinished sample boards and sets them on your own subfloor, so the tone you see is the tone that stays.
Every install gets twelve months of labor coverage plus the maker warranty on the wood. The people on site are our employees, never subs.

Fresh oak nailed over re-fastened plywood quiets the groaning stair hall of an old Wharton house.

Engineered boards float across a finished basement slab and take the chill off cold winter mornings.

Steep front steps and tight side doors mean nothing here, since every bundle is carried in by hand.

Nail and glue at $2.50/Sq Ft plus adhesive locks boards onto plywood in a hillside ranch.

Pale prefinished oak lifts a dim twin home living room that gets little afternoon sun.

Landing floors by the door see slush and salt, so a hard finish pays off right there.



Our labor rates are $2.25/Sq Ft to nail down, $2.50/Sq Ft plus adhesive to nail and glue, and $2.00/Sq Ft to float engineered planks. Supplying the boards, we price unfinished at $5.50/Sq Ft and prefinished at $6.00.
It can, after the low spots are built up and loose decking is fastened. Houses from the mining era settle in odd ways, so we map the floor at the first visit.
Most basements get engineered planks floated over a moisture barrier, with labor at $2.00/Sq Ft. We test the slab before we commit to a product.
We do that for roughly $1.00/Sq Ft and load the debris onto our own truck. Squeaks and soft areas get fixed before new boards are laid.
Booking the estimate online knocks $250 off. If you would rather not lift the sofa, our furniture crew charges a flat $250.
Prefinished boards in two or three rooms take a couple of days. Raw oak that is sanded and coated inside the house needs nearer to a week.
It sits in our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, and ships to Wharton with next-day delivery from Long Branch.
Our payroll employees do the work, never subcontractors. Labor carries a one year warranty and the boards keep the manufacturer warranty.