Current Floor Condition
A practical review of the visible wear, finish condition, movement, staining, gaps, and other concerns shown.

Before you commit to a flooring project, let Frontier review what you have. Send photos for a preliminary condition review or schedule a free in-home evaluation.
Frontier reviews the visible information you provide and identifies the practical questions that should guide repair, refinishing, or replacement.
A practical review of the visible wear, finish condition, movement, staining, gaps, and other concerns shown.
Visible areas that may be candidates for repair, board replacement, screening, sanding, or another corrective step.
Whether the visible floor appears worth evaluating for sanding and refinishing instead of full replacement.
When replacement may be the more practical path because of damage, product type, wear, moisture concerns, or project goals.
Relevant material or finish directions to discuss based on the room, existing floor, substrate, and how the space is used.
The likely work categories to plan for before Frontier prepares a measured, written in-home estimate.
Review the decision factors before sending photos, or compare the services Frontier may recommend after evaluating the floor.
Complete the short form. Frontier will text you during business hours; reply to that message with clear photos of the room and the areas that concern you.
Submit your contact and project information.
Reply to Frontier’s confirmation text with three to five clear floor photos.
The team reviews the visible conditions and explains the likely next step.
Include one full-room view, close-ups of damage or worn areas, and any visible edges, thresholds, gaps, stains, soft spots, or transitions.
After submitting, reply to Frontier’s text with your floor photos.
Choose this path when the damage may involve moisture, movement, soft spots, multiple rooms, hidden conditions, or when you want Frontier to measure and review the floor in person.
Photos can reveal visible wear, scratches, staining, gaps, damaged boards, finish failure, and the general floor type. They cannot reliably confirm moisture below the floor, remaining wear-layer thickness, substrate conditions, hidden damage, or exact measurements.
The Floor Condition Report is a preliminary planning tool, not a formal inspection. Frontier may recommend an in-home evaluation before advising on the final scope.
Photos can help Frontier identify visible wear, damage, floor type, and likely next steps. The photo review is preliminary. Thickness, moisture, substrate conditions, hidden damage, and exact project scope may require an in-home evaluation.
Send a wide photo of the full room, close photos of the damaged or worn areas, and photos of floor edges, transitions, thresholds, or vents when accessible. Natural light and multiple angles are helpful.
No. Share what you know and include clear photos. Frontier can use the visible details to help determine what should be confirmed during the evaluation.
Yes. Frontier offers the preliminary photo review and free in-home flooring estimates for projects in its normal Pinellas County and nearby Tampa Bay service area.
That is exactly what the Floor Condition Report is for. Send photos, schedule an evaluation, or call Frontier directly.