Samples on Your Own Wood
At your Harlem visit, compare a clear-coated sample against the raw wood when we discuss natural oak. Discuss building access and elevator rules.
At your Harlem visit, compare a clear-coated sample against the raw wood when we discuss natural oak. Discuss building access and elevator rules.
For stain application in Harlem, work in planned sections and lift the excess stain to keep edges even. Discuss trim you plan to keep.
At a home in Harlem, we’ll check the final sanding grit and clean the grain. This helps us plan for sanding preparation. Review the work area together.
At your Harlem visit, review the written one-year labor warranty when we discuss the labor warranty. Bring up the existing finish early.
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During a Harlem estimate, we’ll confirm the wear layer can handle preparation. Discuss the wood you want to retain.
During a Harlem estimate, we’ll compare tread and landing samples together. Ask about photos of the adjoining room.
To discuss topcoat and sheen in Harlem, we’ll include the intended clear finish on the test board.
For natural oak in Harlem, compare a clear-coated sample against the raw wood before deciding whether to add color.
In Harlem, bring up light and gray tones. We’ll check the species for warm undertones before choosing a cool shade.
Staining starts at $2.00 per square foot in Harlem. We list any sanding or finish work in the written scope.
During a Harlem estimate, we’ll view a dark sample in several parts of the room. Share details about any earlier repairs.
During a Harlem estimate, we’ll record the approved blend and sample location. Review the adjoining floor together.