Landry Wood Flooring

Landry Wood Flooring is a Hudson, New Hampshire hardwood-flooring shop run as a two-brother team - Emery Landry is named by customers in review after review, usually working alongside his own crew. It does one thing: wood floors, from installation and dustless sanding and refinishing to repairs, replacement and custom borders and staining, for homeowners across southern New Hampshire and the Merrimack Valley. The record is unusually current for a small trade business. Six customers wrote in the last six months alone, and none of them negatively. In August 2026 a homeowner had thirty years of wear - including water damage from a leaking fish tank - taken off their floors and called the result brand new. In July 2026 a repeat customer on their third job said the crew matched new oak in two bedrooms perfectly to existing flooring, and another described a detailed written estimate honoured to the letter, with the crew vacuuming the adjacent stairs after the first day's sanding. What comes up most is the process rather than any one job. Estimates arrive quickly and hold: a December 2024 reviewer said the work was completed as agreed at a reasonable price, an October 2024 reviewer called them very responsive at a great price, and a February 2025 reviewer specifically credited returned phone calls and attention to detail. Dust control gets named too - a June 2026 customer with older pre-finished floors said the dust was not bad, and a January 2021 customer named the dust-free system after a kitchen remodel. Several accounts describe rescues: a floor buried under carpet restored over a weekend in September 2023, nasty stains lifted from a living-room floor in July 2023, and a family room and upstairs hallway restored after an accident in October 2025. The thing to settle in writing is after-the-job service. A March 2019 reviewer rated the company 1.5 stars over a June 2018 bedroom installation, saying she reported defective boards in September, was told the work was guaranteed, and then went months without the repair being scheduled; the company answered on the same page that it visited, identified two dented boards, and made several attempts to schedule before its last email went unanswered. A June 2022 customer, who otherwise rated the job five stars, noted the white floor molding was not taped off before staining and needed touch-up. One practical note when comparing listings: the 4.8-from-170 figure appears identically on Angi and HomeAdvisor - it is one review set on two sites, not two. The Better Business Bureau gives the business an A+ grade, and separately records that it is not BBB accredited. This is the right call for a homeowner with old, worn or damaged hardwood who wants a specialist rather than a general contractor. Ask for the written estimate reviewers describe, confirm trim and molding protection before staining, and get the workmanship guarantee and its response time in writing.