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Flooring in house is wonderful

5 years ago

Is this solid or engineered flooring; job site finished, or factory? Love the color and the wood. Would love to have the source and brand of flooring. Thank you.

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Virtuoso Builders
4 years ago
Thank you for asking! This is engineered flooring that was existing in the home when we remodeled. In this photo, there was a secretary desk where the wall mirror is located. After we tore that out, we matched the existing floor with new engineered wood flooring. We cleaned up the entire wood floor throughout, old and new, to make it look consistent. And voila, a whole new look.
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