Questions about price, time and wood

It depends on the subfloor, the wood, the design, the finish and the house, so we price each project on its own. Tell us about yours and we will give you a real answer.

The time and hands that go into each stage. What goes into a floor walks through it.

We take on a limited number of projects each year, so it depends on the calendar. Ask us early.

Wood needs time to reach balance with the house before it goes down, and each coat of finish needs time to cure. Those steps cannot be hurried without showing later.

You tell us about the project, and we look at the floor and the conditions it sits in. For finishes, we make samples for you to judge in your own rooms.

That depends on the job and the finish. We tell you what to expect before we start, and clients often mention how tidy we keep the site.

Keep grit off it, protect it from standing water, and follow the care instructions for your particular finish. We will tell you what yours needs.

Often. We resand existing hardwood, and we have refinished a 140-year-old Victorian and floors marked by the family dogs. Send us photos and we will tell you what we see.

It depends on the look you want, how the room is used and what the rest of the house is doing. We will bring samples and talk it through.

A film finish forms a protective layer on the surface. A penetrating oil soaks into the wood and looks very natural, but asks for regular care. Our Journal has more.

Nashville and Middle Tennessee. If you are unsure whether you are in range, ask.