A restoration and refinishing resource for the scope behind the room.

Before replacement is written into the plan, send the assets, quantities, finish intent and constraints. We will review whether a sample, paid pilot or defined refinishing scope deserves consideration.

Give the finish scope the same clarity as the rest of the project.

Assets & quantities

Plans, schedules, dimensions, room counts and representative condition photos.

Finish intent

Existing construction, target color or sheen, design references and any sample-control process.

Site & timing

Access, occupancy, phasing, handling, protection, approval dates and completion windows.

Project requirements

Send insurance, safety, documentation, warranty and vendor requirements early so fit can be confirmed.

From possible fit to an approved scope.

A larger commitment should follow evidence—not assumptions about the substrate, finish or schedule.

  1. 01

    Scope review

    We review the available drawings, photos, quantities, finish intent, access and dates for initial fit.

  2. 02

    Test or representative pilot

    When appropriate, one sample area or paid pilot establishes what the existing material can support.

  3. 03

    Written boundaries

    Method, included work, exclusions, finish reference, handling, schedule and acceptance points are documented.

  4. 04

    Phasing decision

    The project team can evaluate the real result before requesting a broader phase or choosing another path.

What deserves a closer look?

Promising candidate

Sound construction with a finish or wear problem.

Especially when the size, quality, fit or character would be costly to reproduce.

Test first

Unknown coating, veneer, substrate or previous repair.

A sample or hands-on inspection may be needed before method and pricing can be defined.

Replacement may win

Unstable construction, unsuitable material or poor project economics.

If restoration is not technically or commercially sensible, the honest recommendation is another solution.

Confirm project readiness for the specific job.

Please send the project requirements before naming The Woodpecker in a bid package or subcontractor list. Technical fit, commercial terms, insurance and site requirements, schedule, responsibilities and documentation are reviewed and accepted in writing for each project.

Send the requirements for review

Put restoration on the table before replacement is final.

Send the best available scope now. Missing details can be identified during the first review.

Send a scope