Walkthrough Before We Start
Tell us what currently covers the room and what you want to keep. The condition beneath that surface helps determine the preparation needed before new wood arrives.
Tell us what currently covers the room and what you want to keep. The condition beneath that surface helps determine the preparation needed before new wood arrives.
Discuss delivery space and the areas that must remain accessible at home. Agreeing on material storage and the work sequence helps organize the installation.
Room dimensions are only the beginning. We check adjoining floor levels, door swings and the planned board direction so the estimate accounts for the connections.
The installation carries our one-year workmanship coverage under the written terms. Keep the selected product warranty and care requirements with your proposal.

Long, straight runs draw the eye through connected rooms. Set the direction with the main doorway and retained flooring in view.

Herringbone needs a starting line that suits the space. Confirm the perimeter treatment before the first patterned section is laid.

Chevron boards arrive with angled ends. The layout should account for the product dimensions and the shape of the room.

Diagonal installation creates a different view across the floor. Perimeter cuts affect the quantity required for the project.

Parquet introduces smaller repeating sections. If you are keeping an existing area, compare its size and construction before adding to it.

Borders can frame a room or mark a change in space. Plan their position alongside the thresholds and adjoining surfaces.



We assess the retained boards and the difference in height before proposing the junction. Matching species and color helps, but new material may still look different.
Send the community, address, approximate room sizes and photographs. Include delivery restrictions or rooms that must stay usable while work is underway.
You can bring preferences, but compare them with the actual room dimensions. The layout and product requirements should inform the final selection.
Removal is included only when the written scope says so. Check disposal, furniture handling and preparation as separate items before accepting the quote.
Share the exact product details, quantity and condition of the material. We can then review whether it suits the planned installation and room conditions.
Not necessarily. The selected product and the surface beneath it determine the appropriate method; adjoining areas may need different preparation.
Identify where furniture can be stored and which routes must remain clear. Arrange moving responsibilities and return timing with the installation plan.
Bring a sketch or reference photograph to the estimate. Pattern dimensions, borders and material availability need review before the layout is approved.