We had Harbour do a lot of work for us, including flooring, painting, installing faux wood ceiling beams, a complex Spanish tile patio installation and electrical work. All of the work is near artisinal quality. I'm a bit of a tortured perfectionist, and the work met my standards. Moreover, once they start a project, they show up every day, often even Saturdays. Highly recommended.

I recently hired Harbour Hardwoods to handle my remodel. Demo, sealing and leveling the floors is happening this week. So impressed with how pragmatic, organized this process is going. Etienne is hands on and I cannot say enough nice things about his team. Quality of work is excellent.

Harbour floors replaced 100% of our flooring (4000sq ft) and remodeled four bathrooms. The bathrooms were taken down to the studs and replaced with marble and new fixtures. The work was outstanding!! The crew was efficient and clean. We couldn’t be happier. Plus we replaced the outdated limestone with beautiful wood floors throughout the entire home. Etienne the owner was always on site to oversee the work. These guys deserve more than 5 stars!!!

Etienne, Mike, and their team are the absolute best! Our floors look amazing and they stand behind their work 100%. They worked seamlessly with our contractor and were very flexible. The guys that worked on the floor were really nice and loved working for Harbour which is a clear sign of Etienne and Mike's character and leadership. They went above and beyond to ensure we were happy. I would highly recommend them.

Five plus stars to Etienne and Mike. This project turned out beautifully and it would not have happened without them. We searched for two years to find a company with the skill, determination, and integrity to take on the remodel and refinish of over 2,000 square feet of 3/4 inch Brazilian cherry floors. The job included two floors and a set of stairs. The first floor is a Versailles pattern parquet with deep hand carved distressing. The flooring pattern had to be rebuilt around a new kitchen island and wall cabinetry. Etienne had the material made then installed to fill in the pattern. You cannot tell where this was done. The Versailles pattern and the distressing was a serious challenge to refinish. It took a great deal of time and patience and finally a lot of hand work to sand down the floors and remove the old finish. We wanted to neutralize the natural red tone of the floor with a new stain. Etienne and Mike took the time to mock up 9 different finish options for us so we could choose the right one. As if that wasn't enough, Etienne and Mike worked with our kitchen contractor and stair railing contractor to coordinate schedules. We can't say enough positives. This was a tough job, completed beautifully with a high level of communication and accommodation. Photos are just after completion.