All natural occurrences in a real wood floor, except picture 3 which is the finish not even.

@User We used the Bona nordic sealer which has 10% of white added. we didn’t use any stain color. I picked Bona Nordic over Natrual sealer which has 5% whirpte added because I wanted the floor lighter.

@millworkman Do you notice those washed white color carries through muliple boards continuously? This is the reason I think they are not from the wood themselves.

I'm not seeing any issues other than Photo 3 where I'm assuming the base and shoe will cover it? It looks like a nice floor. Step back and enjoy it.

In the photos, the issues appear to be minor with the exception of photo 3. Not sure how in-person looks.

@G & S Floor Service I will take more pictures tomorrow. Sadly it appears more noticable in person than on the pictures.

@Kristin Petro Interiors, Inc. Thanks for your kind words! I wanted enjoy it. Just hope it is prettier.

Image 3 is the only one that looks out of the ordinary, the rest looks like wood being wood.

I added more pictures.

Still natural wood. nothing out of the ordinary. And you do not judge flooring from 4" away. Standing and about 5' away if I am not mistaken. Anyway you look at that it is 95% the wood, maybe the installer could have culled the boards better but it is a natural product.

The first of the last two photos is a drip. It can be scraped off with a razor blade and touched up. The last photo - poly beads will need to be scraped off with a plastic putty knife. If, it is hard, then use a razor scraper.

October is a transition month. Heating systems should be up and running or dehumidifers running to control humidity swing. Poly beads are common during humidity swing season -spring and fall. Insufficient drying will occur during this time also.

Wood is real and has all the variations that any real wood woudl have. IMO the choice of finish was wrong but the rest looks fine maybe stop crawling on your knees to look at it.

@millworkman @Patricia Colwell Consulting I noticed it by walking on the floor. Sadly I do need to be on my knees to notice it.

@User I don’t need the floor to be uniform. I understand it is wood. But I don’t want the color variance caused by uneven coating.

@G & S Floor Service I think all other things can be fixed easily. The most concern I have is the uneven coating if that is the right words to use here.

Lap marks can be tricky to fix. It would need to be wall to wall. Individual boards can be repaired but, it may stand out. Use your own discretion in terms of what you want redone. It does not look major in the photos.