Historic floors and subdivision houses, handled differently.
Marietta splits between older houses around the Square and the Whitlock corridor, and the subdivisions that filled East Cobb and the west side later. JRF takes qualifying projects here and confirms travel and schedule for the address.
What Marietta houses ask of a floor
A Victorian near the Square and a 1990s colonial in East Cobb should not get the same scope copied from one proposal to the other.
Vented crawls and summer walls
Cobb County gets the same heavy summer air as the rest of the metro. Older Marietta houses meet it through the crawl space.
The same trades, planned for this housing.
Hardwood, tile, carpet, luxury vinyl, laminate, and kitchen and bathroom remodeling are available on qualifying Marietta projects. The address still has to be confirmed.
Marietta project questions
Tell us whether the house is the older stock or a subdivision. The scope starts there.
Can you refinish original floors near the Square?+
When the boards are thick enough and dry enough, yes. Out-of-level rooms and earlier sandings are part of the look, and we will say what a sand can and cannot take out.
We have hardwood in front and carpet in the bedrooms. Can that be one project?+
Yes. The heights at those doorways are measured together so the reducer is a finished piece, not a trip point.
Do you cross into the rest of Cobb?+
Qualifying projects in the Marietta area are considered with the address, the scope, and the schedule. Send the street and we will confirm.
Tell us if the house is pre-war or subdivision stock.
That distinction changes the subfloor, the trim, and whether the wood can be saved.
Completed projects include a 1-year warranty that starts at project completion.
