Landry Wood Flooring

Landry Wood Flooring is a two-brother hardwood-flooring outfit run by Emery Landry out of Hudson, NH, working southern New Hampshire and the Merrimack Valley since 2004. The reviews, more than three dozen of them stretching back to 2018, describe almost the same job over and over: decades-old floors — 20, 30, even 40 years of wear, sometimes water-damaged or buried under carpet — sanded and refinished back to new with a dust-free process that keeps the job livable. What stands out across that many reviews is how consistent the story stays. A 2023 review described a floor buried under carpeting for years, restored in a single weekend with regular updates on timing. A 2022 review said a 40-year-old floor came out so well that everyone who saw it remarked on it. A 2026 review described a floor with 30 years of hard living, including water damage from a leaking fish tank, coming back looking brand new after Emery gave a quick estimate and followed up along the way. Reviewers across the years keep naming the same people — Emery, and crew members Rick and Tim — and the same traits: on time, returns calls, sticks to the quoted price. Angi and HomeAdvisor both put it at 4.8 stars across 170 reviews each, and the last six months alone brought five more, all positive. One account from 2019 is worth knowing about: a homeowner said boards installed in June 2018 started chipping by September, and while the company had promised to stand behind the work, the reviewer said Landry was too busy to come back and fix it. It's the one real complaint in an otherwise long, detailed, and remarkably consistent record — nothing like it shows up again in the six years of reviews since. For a refinishing job on an old or damaged floor, Landry's track record is about as deep and consistent as it gets in this trade; the one thing worth asking about upfront, given that 2019 account, is exactly what the warranty covers and how a callback gets handled if a board acts up months later.