Walkthrough Before We Start
Bring wood samples into the Olive rooms you want to change. Examine grain and color beside older cabinetry and see how the floorboard looks at each end of the room.
Bring wood samples into the Olive rooms you want to change. Examine grain and color beside older cabinetry and see how the floorboard looks at each end of the room.
For Olive wood, check insurance and licensing with the work scope. Record any owner or project requirements ahead of booking.
Confirm closets and recesses with the main floor area. Measure your plan and calculate the Olive board order from those dimensions.
Keep the terms of your one-year hardwood workmanship warranty with your board specification, written estimate and manufacturer's care guide.

Set a reference line for straight Olive boards. Assess that every row meets the door frames as planned.

Set Olive herringbone from the centerline, then as well balance the edge cuts before ordering the boards.

Olive chevron design should align the points with your room axis. Preview wall cuts and doorway transitions.

Diagonal Olive hardwood needs a planned orientation through the room. Include perimeter cuts in the board quantity.

For Olive checkerboard parquet, assess square modules and grain. Verify room edges before placing blocks.

Draw the basket-weave repeat for the Olive room. Check the outer edge and how the pattern reads from the doorway.



At a Shokan home, record the covered unloading spot and the turn into the main room. Compare board dimensions with the porch access before setting a delivery window. Ahead of you commit, use the available board widths to look at sample boards and confirm the scope of the work in writing.
On site near Boiceville, compare the two finished heights and a transition with adequate available clearance. Bring photos of a boot room beside an unheated entry to your visit near West Shokan.
Bring photos for the Olivebridge visit that help us review the longest packaged board and a protected indoor place for storage. At the Olive property, note wide boards at an old stone hearth and show where the work ends.
For the West Shokan quote, ask about the direction of the boards and the cuts along older woodwork. Bring a clear photo of the join between an addition and a cabin.
Near Route 28, review the grain and finish sheen. Check a board against retained trim as well.
Show the manufacturer’s substrate instructions during the Olive visit. Also discuss the approved fasteners or adhesive.
Discuss the approved installation system at your visit near the Ashokan Reservoir, then review moisture readings at the base.
Before work near Olive, assess the size of the pattern repeat and plan for the allowance for border cuts.