
Cerused, or limed, oak for Tribeca and SoHo lofts: where the technique came from, how it is done today and how it compares with lye finishes.

How dustless sanding works in Upper East Side co-ops: evacuation and HEPA containment systems, planetary sanders and coordination with building management.

When a fine floor cups, gaps, cracks or discolors, an NWFA-certified inspector can find the cause before money is spent on the wrong fix.

How we create warm and dark custom colors on site for Flatiron lofts, from light brown and caramel to chocolate, smoke brown and carbon black.

Pale, Scandinavian-style wood floors for Chelsea and Hudson Yards homes, built from low-VOC lyes, precolors and white or grey oils.

How we refinish fine wood floors in Upper West Side apartments, from dust containment to WOCA, Rubio Monocoat and low-VOC finishes.

When flooring installers lay a wood floor on top of a wood subfloor, it’s critical that they measure moisture in both the wood floor and the wood subfloor. The reason for this is simple. Since both the flooring and subflooring are wood, both are subject to absorbing and releasing moisture from the environment in which…