Walkthrough Before We Start
Bring wood samples into the Old Town rooms you want to change. Confirm grain and color next to older cabinetry and see how your board looks at each end of the area.
Bring wood samples into the Old Town rooms you want to change. Confirm grain and color next to older cabinetry and see how your board looks at each end of the area.
Old Town fitting plans determine the installer and supplier. Check insurance and the responsibilities stated in the estimate.
Measure Old Town closets and recesses with the work areas. Before calculating the order, set the layout axis and check room levels.
File the Old Town quote with its one-year workmanship terms. Keep the board model, finish care advice and maker’s coverage in the same file.

Set a straight line for the first row. Check the final row at a side wall and the cuts at the doorways.

Set Old Town herringbone from the centerline, then also balance its edge cuts before ordering the boards.

Old Town chevron design must align the points with the area axis. Preview wall cuts and doorway transitions.

Diagonal layouts need angled perimeter cuts actual. Set out the making cuts allowance and kept doorway connections.

Checkerboard squares follow a planned area grid. Pair partial blocks where the grid meets each perimeter.

Sketch a basket-weave repeat with the longest wall. Look at its edge cuts where the pattern will meet an opening.



For a house along Old Town Road, measure the vestibule turn before choosing long hardwood planks. Sketch which doorway will carry the board line between the front room and dining room. Before you commit, use the available board widths to pair samples and confirm the work scope of the work in writing.
For an address near the Old Town station, check the two finished heights. Include a transition with adequate clearance. Bring photos of the swing of a basement access door to your visit near Hylan Boulevard.
Review the longest packaged board around Richmond Road before deciding how to handle a protected indoor storage area. At the Old Town property, note strip flooring between two arched openings and show where the work ends.
On site near Hylan Boulevard, compare the direction of the floorboards and the cuts along existing trim. Bring a clear photo of a sunroom edge where the subfloor changes.
Take photos for the the Grasmere side of Old Town visit that help us review the grain and finish sheen and a board against retained trim.
For the Old Town estimate, ask about the manufacturer’s substrate instructions and the approved fasteners or adhesive.
Close the Dongan Hills side of Old Town, inspect the approved installation system. Check moisture readings at the base as well.
Show the size of the pattern repeat during old Town visit. Also discuss the allowance for border cuts.