Walkthrough Before We Start
Barn boots by the mudroom door, a springer spaniel back from the creek and a wood stove that spits an ember now and then. Hard finished oak carries on regardless.
Barn boots by the mudroom door, a springer spaniel back from the creek and a wood stove that spits an ember now and then. Hard finished oak carries on regardless.
Product is stocked at our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ and travels to White with next-day delivery from Long Branch, which keeps a rural job from waiting on a truck.
Our estimator brings oak, engineered and prefinished boards and lays them on your own subfloor, so you pick a tone in the light that actually fills your rooms.
Labor on each installation is guaranteed for a year, and the boards keep the maker warranty. Crews are on our payroll, and no subcontractor ever shows up.

Red oak nailed over refastened boards ends the hollow creak that wanders down an old farmhouse hall.

Floating engineered boards across a walkout slab skip nails entirely, and the pad softens each step.

Gravel drives and narrow side doors pose no problem because every bundle gets carried in by hand.

Nail and glue at $2.50/Sq Ft plus adhesive grips boards firmly on plywood in a ranch kitchen.

A pale prefinished oak lifts a den that sits in the shade of old maples.

The foyer by the back door absorbs mud and snowmelt, so a hard finish is worth having there.



Crews bill $2.25/Sq Ft to nail oak down, $2.50/Sq Ft plus glue to nail and glue it, and $2.00/Sq Ft to float engineered boards. When we supply the wood, unfinished comes to $5.50/Sq Ft and prefinished to $6.00/Sq Ft.
It is, once we sister weak joists or shim the low area and refasten the decking. Old country frames settle unevenly, so we measure it first.
Only after moisture is under control. We read the levels beforehand and tell you plainly if the space needs attention first.
Yes, tear-out is roughly $1.00/Sq Ft and we load the debris on our own truck. Any rot or squeak in the subfloor gets repaired before boards go down.
Reserving the first visit through our website lowers the price by $250. Should you want furniture lifted out and set back, we charge a flat $250.
Prefinished boards in two or three rooms take about two days. Unfinished oak sanded and coated inside the house stretches toward a week.
It leaves our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ and reaches White by next-day delivery from Long Branch.
Our own employees, never subcontractors. You get a year on labor, and the boards keep their manufacturer warranty.