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A recent Google customer bought a house whose hardwood floors another flooring contractor had sanded, then found a dining-room area with no finish at all, plus rough spots, bubbles and debris under the finish elsewhere. That customer said Nick came in, noticed imperfections they had not seen and addressed them all with his dustless equipment, so there was no big mess to clean up. A recent Google reviewer wrote that Nick stands by his work and that their floors look great. A 2025 customer said Nick worked on their 170-plus-year-old floors, which had gone uncared for for decades, reset all the nails, did the job on time and stuck to his quote even though the job turned out a little harder than expected. A 2025 reviewer said his team got in quickly to work on their timeline. A 2024 customer said Nick worked on their oak floors in a house renovation with a mix of old and new flooring and made it look like it was all original. A recent 1-star Google reviewer says Nick performed spot corrections that turned out even worse, and that after giving him over a week to correct the problem, the floors need to be completely redone because they were not fully sanded and oil finish is trapped under the new water-based finish. That reviewer says parts of the floor are completely bare and rough, and that the owner's official response stated the job had "no defects in workmanship."
Nick is a professional who cares about doing a good job. You can tell he stands by his work and has pride in what he does. Our floors look great and I would tell friends and family to call him first.
These are photos of finished a job that the owner believes has “no defects in workmanship” according to his official response to us. Nick refused to recognize the incomplete job and performed spot corrections that turned out even worse (see uneven finish in the last photo). After giving him over a week to correct the problem, our floors need to be completely redone because they were not fully sanded and oil finish is trapped under the new water based finish. Parts of the floor are completely bare and rough. This company is not a registered LLC. Avoid any job that is performed by this person, who unfortunately also performs all of the work at Carpet Mill/Twin State Flooring. I would ignore all of the positive reviews here. You should google the contractors name and read previous yelp reviews for his previous company if you don’t believe me. It’s worth keeping in mind that most of the other reviews are by profiles with only one review.
When I purchased my house, I had another flooring contractor sand the hardwood floors throughout my home. The entire home was being remodeled, so protective paper was put down. At the time I didn’t see any issues. However, after moving in, I noticed a large area in the dining room that did not have any finish at all and was dull. There were rough areas and bubbles in other locations and debris under the finish. Nick came in and made everything look perfect. He noticed imperfections I hadn’t even seen and addressed them all with his dustless equipment, so there was no big mess to clean up. Nick is the best and most reasonably priced in the area. I highly recommend him.
Nick did an amazing job with our 170+ yo floors. They hadn't been taken care of for decades, and he made them look like new. He reset all the nails, did the job on time and stuck to his quote, even though the job turned out a little harder than expected. He was also the most reasonable quote we got, and we definitely got value for our money. Same floor in the photos— just taken from different points.
They did a great job with our floors. He was highly professional and his team was able to get in quickly to work on our timeline. I would highly recommend him to anyone looking to get your floors redone.
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Typical New Hampshire range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Peak Hardwood Flooring LLC. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Estimated range
$5,300 – $8,450
Typical flooring project around $6,900
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