Nelson is located in Cheshire County, New Hampshire. The population is approximately 634. Nelson is positioned near Center Pond. This pond is a popular fishing and boating spot in the area. Nubanisit Lake is also located near Nelson. Among the biggest companies in Nelson are Martin and Sons Flooring and Comfort Select. The biggest school here is Nelson Elementary School. Famous residents of Nelson include Charles Eastman, an author, and May Sarton, a poet.
By Colby West April 14, 2011
This company is nothing more than just a bunch of marketing gimmics. The company has seemed to change hands and isn't what it use to be. I have laid lots of wood floors and was truly excited to use their floor. Well let me tell not only was the floor nothing special but the stain that was "their own brand" was terrible. There are lots of better and cheaper options that. ...read more
By S. Allitrap December 04, 2010
I purchased the quarter sawed white oak in 8' widths. Our contractor said that it was the better Qtr saw oak he's ever seen. This is a product for someone who wants a truly unique and authentic floor that will add a completely different dimension to your house. We looked at all sorts of competitors and this is by far the best. Also, the best customer service experience I've had. Get it pre-finished as the look is beautiful and you don't need to deal with the staining at your house. ...read more
By Robyn Williams August 21, 2010
Lauren at Carlisle worked with us for almost two years to plan, order, receive, and install the beautiful antique heart pine floor in our new home. We requested many samples & received them - no problem. We also called and emailed often, covering possible problems that could occur during construction. Lauren was remarkable. She knew her job & made suggestions based on our specific situation. She was patient about the many times we were forced to postpone delivery. We wanted reclaimed flooring with an historic background. Once the flooring arrived we received all of the info about the floor & ordered a photo of the factory of origin. Sadly, Lauren was laid off (due to economy) a week or so before our floor arrived. She certainly deserves a medal of honor for all her hard work. We love our floors. Understood the maintenance involved. Other companies are not as great to deal with & we certainly have our share of horror stories. Who wouldn't know animals could damage hard wood? ...read more
