Use these photos to name the kind of floor you want. They were made for this website. They are not pictures of completed local jobs, and they are not a review of workmanship.
Living room. Wide walnut-tone hardwood, brick fireplace, daylight. The kind of main-floor wood Franklin houses often ask to install or refinish. Illustrative photo, not a Franklin Elite Hardwood project.Refinishing. Oak taken back to bare wood on one side, finish still on the other, with a buffer in the frame. Illustrative photo, not a Franklin Elite Hardwood project.Stairs. White oak treads and a landing. Stairs should be their own line on a quote. Illustrative photo, not a Franklin Elite Hardwood project.Engineered dining room. Medium-brown planks in a dining room. Wear-layer thickness decides whether this kind of floor can ever be sanded. Illustrative photo, not a Franklin Elite Hardwood project.Kitchen plank. A light wood-look plank in a kitchen. LVP and laminate can look alike; the products are not the same. Illustrative photo, not a Franklin Elite Hardwood project.Bath tile. Large-format floor tile. Flatness of the subfloor matters more than the grout color. Illustrative photo, not a Franklin Elite Hardwood project.Carpet threshold. Carpet meeting a wood floor at a doorway. The reducer is part of the job. Illustrative photo, not a Franklin Elite Hardwood project.Opened floor. Boards lifted so the panel underneath is visible. This is what a soft spot looks like once the finish floor is up. Illustrative photo, not a Franklin Elite Hardwood project.Garage coating. A light gray coated garage slab. Prep of the concrete is the real scope. Illustrative photo, not a Franklin Elite Hardwood project.Small office. Wood-look plank in a reception area. Commercial quotes should name the use, not only the color. Illustrative photo, not a Franklin Elite Hardwood project.
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