We can restore, repair, or install new wood. floors, trim, casing or cabinets.
Many of my clients choose repairing features of their homes over replacing with new, often enough inferior, materials. Either you value reducing your environmental footprint or maybe you wish to maintain original quality elements, there are alternatives to total replacement or remodeling. For clients interested in restoration services, we offer custom-mixed stains as well as species appropriate wood restoration for woodwork as well as joint reconstruction in windows and doors.
We also offer deck staining and sealing and can match new railing or furniture to surrounding finishes. Shown below is a sampling of our work:
Refinished wood stairs
Restore and refinish wood stain
Reclaimed tobacco barn oak floor
Restoring 80 year old oak floor
Restoring and repairing wood floor with a vinegar pickled stained.
Custom install new cassing and trim
Stain and repair decks
19xx style of home restoration on windows
Consultation
If you are not sure where to start, we offer consulting service to:
Clearly define project scope
Understand what is essential to scope and what might be unnecessary add ons.
Know what to look for when hiring contractors.
Give guidelines on how to evaluate quality
Rates for these services vary depending on the scale of your project and whether Noel Construction Finishing is selected to perform the labor portions of the project.
I am pretty sure I doubled the sales price of the house with the work Lauren did on the living room (satin finish restored the beauty of the wood floor), painting the whole interior of the three floor townhouse, restoring contractor-grade cabinetry (they looked like new) - got me a buyer seven days after listing. Her experience with the wood guaranteed beautiful results all around - the refinished LR floor gleamed.
Lauren is dedicated and committed to seeing things done well and seeing them done right. I have been impressed by her interest in attending to each of the little details, examples would be replacing or rebuilding damaged pieces in my own 1932 DC row house.
— K. Anderson, NE Washington
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