Every board in here was laid by us.

In many cases yes. We help you select the species, stain and finish that come as close as possible to what you already have. Wood is a natural material, so an exact grain and color match cannot be guaranteed, and we tell you up front how close we expect to get.

Yes. We apply the stain samples directly onto your sanded floor, not onto a sample board. Wood takes color differently depending on species and age, so seeing it on your actual floor is the only reliable way to choose.

Usually yes. Damaged boards can often be pulled and replaced individually, then blended into the surrounding floor. We inspect the damage first and tell you honestly whether a repair will disappear or whether refinishing the room is the better result.

Either way works. Buy the material yourself and we quote installation only. Or buy it through us and you get our supplier price plus one warranty covering both the material and the labor, instead of two companies pointing at each other.

Most rooms take three to four days from the first sanding pass to the last coat of finish. Larger floors and stair work add time. We give you the exact schedule at the estimate, so you know which days the house is off limits.

We stop and show you. Water damage and rotted subfloor are the two things that hide under old flooring, and neither can be covered up responsibly. You see the problem, hear the options, and approve any additional cost before we continue.

Yes, furniture moving can be part of the job. Tell us at the estimate so it goes into the scope and the price, rather than becoming a surprise on the first day.