Walkthrough Before We Start
Narrow hallways funnel every muddy boot, stroller wheel and grocery bag. Oak with a durable finish keeps its look under that parade.
Narrow hallways funnel every muddy boot, stroller wheel and grocery bag. Oak with a durable finish keeps its look under that parade.
Orders leave our warehouse in Long Branch, NJ, and next-day delivery from Long Branch puts the boxes at your door before the crew arrives.
We carry oak, engineered and prefinished samples into the house and lay them against your trim and windows, so you judge the tone in your own light.
Our labor stays under warranty for twelve months, and the manufacturer stands behind the boards themselves. Nobody on site is a subcontractor; the whole crew is on our payroll.

Oak nailed to a leveled subfloor quiets the bounce that older Woodlynne twins pick up over decades.

Floating engineered planks suit a below grade den, where nailing into concrete is not an option.

Tight doorways and short front steps do not slow us, because the crew carries every bundle in by hand.

Nail and glue at $2.50/Sq Ft plus adhesive anchors boards over plywood in a renovated rowhouse.

A light, prefinished oak opens up a narrow front room and bounces daylight back across the ceiling.

Walk off the sidewalk and onto a hard finish at the entry, where grit does its worst damage.



Nail down labor is $2.25/Sq Ft, nail and glue is $2.50 plus adhesive, and floating engineered planks are $2.00. Add our wood and the all in figure becomes $5.50/Sq Ft for unfinished strips or $6.00/Sq Ft for prefinished.
It will once we shim or sand down the high and low spots and secure loose boards. We mark the problem areas at the first visit so nothing surprises you.
Below grade, a floated engineered plank over a vapor barrier is the dependable route, priced at $2.00/Sq Ft for labor. A moisture reading on the slab comes before any recommendation.
Yes, tear-out runs about $1.00/Sq Ft and we haul the waste away. Soft spots in the subfloor are repaired before any board goes down.
We do for a flat $250, room by room. Many owners prefer to clear the space themselves and skip that fee.
Two small rooms of prefinished strips wrap up in a day or two, while raw oak that is sanded and coated in place needs most of a week.
Yes: reserve the estimate on the website and $250 comes off. Boards bought through us also earn up to 30% off.
Our own licensed, insured employees do the work, and each is NWFA certified. You get one year on labor plus the maker warranty on the wood.