Harmony Hardwood Stairs

With the new emergency measures brought in by Queens Park, I thought this would be a good time to remind people that I offer online estimates, instead of me coming out to people's homes for consults this point. This is something I often do anyway. I can do a very accurate estimate from a few pics and answers to a few questions. It seems to follow the spirit of the "work from home" policy being advocated by Doug Ford right now, while keeping the wheels turning towards the better times we all are looking forward to. Let's be safe and keep life moving forwards ... Paul

This is how simple it can be to create a safety rail that's efficient to put up and take down. If there are young children, it's just a matter of adding a second rail lower down for this stage of the process.

I've been doing a little work to get Harmony's website back into good order after it crashed and my backup failed. It's still under construction but the picture gallery is fully up now. I've loaded pics from 30 past jobs into the gallery with an eye to showing a good variety of the work I do. Take a look. You might find your stairs there. Or you may find your future style there. If I did your stairs and they aren't in the gallery, contact me because I would like to profile an...y stairs I missed on my Facebook pages. Thanks, Paul http://harmonyhardwood.com/Gallery/

I just want to give anyone who's looking to get their stairs done this year a heads-up. Currently, my next availability for a new project start is projected for November 25th, with a few people circling to get the last few spots of the year. (Updated Aug 19)

There has been a definite trend towards painted white posts in the last couple of years. It creates a very clean look and is part of a huge transformation from the old golden oak! Here are Michelle & Rob's stairs that I completed in November 2018.

Part of the trend to white posts.