Walkthrough Before We Start
Bring a sample into the room and compare its width and surface with existing trim. A plank that looks right on a screen may read differently beside your cabinets.
Bring a sample into the room and compare its width and surface with existing trim. A plank that looks right on a screen may read differently beside your cabinets.
Review installer responsibilities and any insurance documentation your building requires before scheduling. The written scope should also identify the agreed preparation and installation method.
Room measurements should include closets, door openings and changes in floor height. These details influence the quantity and the finishing work at each edge.
Keep the written installation scope and care information together. Our one-year workmanship coverage is separate from the selected manufacturer's product terms.

Straight planks can follow the main sightline through an entry and living room. Confirm the starting direction before the first row is fitted.

For herringbone, the setting-out lines and borders belong in the estimate. Check the selected product is intended for the proposed pattern.

A chevron layout uses shaped ends to form its angled pattern. Plank dimensions and room proportions affect the finished arrangement.

Diagonal installation produces different edge cuts from a straight layout. Include the material allowance when comparing the two options.

A parquet repair or extension calls for a close look at the existing blocks. Size, species and availability can limit the match.

A border needs a defined relationship with doors and adjoining floors. Agree those details before ordering feature materials.



Show us the rooms, thresholds and any floor that will remain. These details help us discuss plank construction, installation and preparation together.
Yes, the estimate can cover selected areas. Review the height and edge detail at each doorway so the retained floors have an agreed connection.
Suitability depends on the specific flooring and site conditions. Compare the appearance first, then confirm the product and installation requirements.
The measured area is considered alongside plank dimensions and the chosen layout. Discuss cuts, borders and spare material before approving an order.