Our standard: useful, specific, and checkable
Hardwood Floors PDX publishes field guidance to help Portland-area homeowners plan flooring work. We label the type of evidence so readers—and search systems—can distinguish official records, third-party profiles, manufacturer guidance, project observations, and business estimates.
Sourcing rules
- Licenses and public records: link to the government registry whenever a direct record or search tool is available.
- Ratings and reviews: include an observation date and link to the live third-party profile.
- Prices and timelines: identify them as planning guidance and explain factors that change a quote.
- Performance statements: use qualified language such as “up to,” disclose limitations, and avoid translating containment into “completely dust-free.”
- Project observations: disclose sample size, period, collection method, and limitations. We do not extrapolate one company's project ledger to the entire market.
- Customer language: testimonials are customer opinions, not independently measured technical claims.
Review and corrections
Pavel Popovici reviews field-process content. Pages and articles show update dates when material changes are made. We correct factual errors without hiding the corrected source or replacing uncertainty with unsupported precision.
Send corrections to gethardwoodfloors@gmail.com with the page URL and the source supporting the change. Consequential public claims are tracked in our verification hub and machine-readable fact manifest.
Independence disclosure
This site is published by Hardwood Floors PDX and describes its own services. It is not an independent contractor comparison publication. Product names may identify materials used in projects; no paid editorial placement is implied unless explicitly disclosed.