Walkthrough Before We Start
Old mill houses in Woonsocket can hide sloped joists, so our lead installer flattens the subfloor and checks the stairs and landings first.
Old mill houses in Woonsocket can hide sloped joists, so our lead installer flattens the subfloor and checks the stairs and landings first.
Each pro we send to you carries a license, insurance and NWFA certification, so the kids, the pets and the walls stay safe through the job.
Before a single nail goes in, each room is taped again and we set out the cartons, nosings and reducers in place, so no time is lost.
Our labor is backed for twelve full months, and every plank carries its own manufacturer warranty, so both halves of the job are covered.

Long oak boards run straight through the first floor give the bungalows in Bernon a clean, roomy feel for everyone.

Herringbone oak lends mill era warmth to the living room in a three-family house a short walk from Main Street.

Chevron oak shoots crisp V lines down a long hall, a fresh update for a remodeled cape on Constitution Hill.

Planks laid on an angle open up a narrow kitchen, a clever idea for the older homes packed tight in Globe.

A checkerboard of oak squares turns the sunroom close to River Island Park into a sunny, cheerful spot to relax.

Oak strips woven into a basket pattern make the reading nook in an old house by Cass Park feel cozy.



Labor is a flat rate of $2.25/Sq Ft, nails and underlayment included. Add our oak and the total comes to $5.50/Sq Ft unfinished or $6.00 prefinished.
They can. We take one apartment at a time and keep the stairwells clear, so the neighbors on the other floors can come and go as they please.
Engineered oak. The planks float over a foam sheet with glue along every edge, so no fastener goes into the slab. Labor comes to $2.00/Sq Ft.
Absolutely. Both cost $2.00/Sq Ft for labor, and vinyl that is waterproof is a smart pick for rental bathrooms, kitchens and basement laundry areas.
Next day. A loaded truck leaves our warehouse in Coventry any day, Sunday to Sunday, and the drive up Route 146 is quick, so work starts soon.
Each new oak tread is $60. Tired steps get refinished for $50 each, and the stain is mixed so the staircase blends with the hall floor upstairs.
Labor is due when our crew shows up, and material is due when the truck pulls in. Sanding is split, 50% at the start and 50% at the final coat.
Yes. Labor carries our one year warranty, and the hardwood keeps its manufacturer warranty. Every installer is licensed, insured and NWFA certified.