Liberty Flooring NH is a hardwood, engineered-wood, and luxury-vinyl-plank flooring contractor based in New Hampshire, owner-led by Matthew Cimmino. The company installs, sands, and refinishes floors, and states it serves Dover, Exeter, Portsmouth, Hampton, and Rye, along with the surrounding NH Seacoast, northern Massachusetts, and southern Maine.
Customers who hired the company describe consistently positive experiences across dozens of Google, Angi, and HomeAdvisor reviews from 2011 through 2026. Recurring themes include the owner's communication - reviewers describe receiving progress photos and status updates throughout a job - dustless sanding equipment that keeps dust and odor down during refinishing, and pricing described as fair or competitive against other quotes. Specific jobs described include refinishing century-old original pine and maple flooring, stripping and sanding 2,000 square feet of oak to a natural white-stained finish, restoring hardwood found underneath old carpet in a 1700s-era home, and reviving 18-year-old floors that had bleached out from sun exposure.
The business is Better Business Bureau accredited with an A+ rating, and holds a 5.0-star Google average from 69 ratings, a 4.7-star average on Angi from 44 ratings, and a 4.4-star average on HomeAdvisor from 33 ratings. Older written accounts on Angi and HomeAdvisor, dated to 2013, include two experiences worth knowing about before booking: one 0.5-star review describes a rescheduled start, an arrival several hours late, a job that ran a day longer than quoted, and a second phase the customer says was never completed - the company responded on the platform disputing parts of the account and pointing to a two-year workmanship warranty. A separate 2013 review describes dark spots in a satin finish and stair risers the reviewer expected to be sanded but were not included in the contracted scope of work.
Liberty Flooring is a fit for homeowners looking for hardwood installation, refinishing, or repair work, particularly on older or irregular original flooring, and the business's own materials emphasize personal, owner-led service on every job rather than a rotating crew. Given the two 2013 complaints, it's worth confirming the contracted scope of work in writing before a job begins, particularly for any stair or trim work adjacent to the main flooring.
