Absolute Floors

Absolute Floors installs and refinishes hardwood, laminate, luxury vinyl, carpet and tile out of a Nashua, NH headquarters, with a second location in Woburn. Reviewers keep landing on the same two things: how the hardwood work looks when it's finished, and how little friction it took to get there. The strongest accounts are hardwood jobs. In an October 2025 Google review, a homeowner described Lou and his son refinishing a set of Brazilian cherry floors in two days, calling it a "first class job." A November 2025 review told a different story worth noting on its own — the floors weren't right at first, and Melanie, who runs the crew, had the team come back out and kept at it until the homeowner got the floors they'd actually asked for. An earlier 2025 Angi review names another installer, Leonardo, on a hardwood restoration and credits him with keeping the homeowner updated from start to finish. And in an October 2025 Reddit thread, a homeowner frustrated with inflated contractor quotes singled out Absolute Floors for a quick site visit, a plain walkthrough of the vinyl/hardwood/tile options, and a realistic estimate with a firm timeline. Beyond those specifics, most of the rest of the record — a run of 5-star Google and Angi reviews through mid-2026 — is shorter praise about a smooth, professional process without much detail on the job itself. Two things worth knowing before calling. Its Angi profile gives three different figures for how long the company has been operating — 'since 2020' and 'over 5 years' in the About text, '26 years' in a Business Highlights field, and a separate '25 years' claim on the company's own website. That same Angi page also has some review clutter: a handful of entries clustered in the same month with little detail, one that turns out to be the company's own request for a review rather than a customer's words, and a $450,000 job value listed against a carpet-installation review that doesn't fit the rest of the record. None of that erases the hardwood work described by name above — it's simply worth asking the company directly to reconcile how long it's actually been in business, and getting a firm written estimate before work starts, the way the Reddit reviewer described.