Choosing A Hardwood Flooring Contractor
Since there are so many different types of hard wood, and a variety of styles that you can incorporate into your floors, hiring the right kind of Portland area hard wood flooring contractor for your project is of utmost importance. A hardwood contractor for instance might be really experienced at installing high quality cherry wood floors, but may not have the kind of experience needed to do distressed finishes, insert medallions and other specialized processes. Does your Portland area hardwood flooring contractor have the experience to undertake these details?
Your Portland, OR area hard wood flooring contractor should be properly licensed and should have membership or certification from any trade association in his niche. It goes without saying that he has to be a thorough professional with a brick and mortar address and a manned hotline for his hard wood flooring company. His workers should be neat and uniformed and they should arrive in company transportation. They should also arrive with all necessary equipment for the job.
It goes without saying that your contractor must have a fine reputation in the business. Ask for a list of past clients, and call these people up. If possible, have a look at their homes and the flooring. Ask questions about his character and work ethic - was he punctual? Was he professional? Did he complete the project on time? Did he go over budget with the flooring? Ask your contractor for a written and free estimate for your project. Also ask him for a time frame for the completion of your project. Your Portland, Oregon area contractor should inform you about the various stages of the project and the products and material that will be used. He should be able to handle all dust containment systems. He must be able to dispose of byproducts and waste as the result of the flooring project in accordance with industry specifications. He should be able to offer warranties of his work, wherever applicable.
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Recent People With Wood Flooring Needs:
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House was built in 46 has 502 sq ft of hard wood. Want to strip floor add some color and re-finish |
1 bdrm, 1 bath condo approx 580 sq/ft. I have been considering Carbonized stained stranded bamboo, but the cost is prohibitive. I wonder if you have a durable laminate that might look similar but cost less. I require an excellent quality sound deadening between the sub floor and flooring as I live in an upper unit and the HOA requires it. Thanks.
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