Samples on Your Own Wood
At your Broad Channel visit, compare a clear-coated sample against the raw wood when we discuss natural oak. Put the existing finish on the list.
At your Broad Channel visit, compare a clear-coated sample against the raw wood when we discuss natural oak. Put the existing finish on the list.
To discuss stain application in Broad Channel, we’ll work in planned sections and lift the excess stain. Bring up the work area early.
For Broad Channel projects, check the final sanding grit and clean the grain before applying the color sample. Share details about the existing finish.
At your Broad Channel visit, review the written one-year labor warranty when we discuss the labor warranty. Check the work area at home.
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During a Broad Channel estimate, we’ll check the species for warm undertones.
Staining starts at $2.00 per square foot in Broad Channel. We list any sanding or finish work in the written scope.
For walnut and espresso in Broad Channel, view a dark sample in several parts of the room before settling on depth.
During a Broad Channel estimate, we’ll record the approved blend and sample location.
During a Broad Channel estimate, we’ll try more than one sample on prepared oak. Discuss your preferred work dates.
For older hardwood in Broad Channel, confirm the wear layer can handle preparation before changing the color.
For stairs and landings in Broad Channel, compare tread and landing samples together before agreeing on the finish.
At your Broad Channel visit, include the intended clear finish on the test board when we discuss topcoat and sheen.