Flooring Options

Find the Right Floor for Your Home.

Choosing flooring is about more than picking a color. We’ll help you explore wood species, cuts, widths, and patterns to find the right look and feel for your home and your lifestyle.

WHERE TO START

CHOOSE YOUR FLOORING

Every species of wood brings its own color, grain pattern, durability and character to a floor. The species you choose—and the way the wood is cut—can make a noticeable difference in the look and feel of your newly installed floor.

Here are some popular flooring options:

  • OAK: Classic, durable and versatile. Available in both Red and White.
  • MAPLE: Light and clean, with a subtle grain, naturally smooth
  • ASH: Light and bright, with a pronounced grain
  • PINE: visible knots and natural variation
  • AMERICAN CHERRY: Warm, smooth and naturally rich, with a fine, flowing grain.
  • FIR: Warm and natural with a straight grain and subtle knots
  • RECLAIMED WOOD: Full of history with natural patina

DID YOU KNOW?

The way a board is cut can change the grain you see. Plain Sawn gives you the familiar, traditional grain pattern, while Quarter Sawn creates a straighter grain with distinctive figuring. Same tree. Very different floor.

OUR WORK

FLOORS WITH CHARACTER

Every floor has its own story. Explore our gallery to see how different woods and patterns come together to create floors with character—and get a little inspiration for your own space.

FIND YOUR COLOR

MAKE IT YOUR SHADE

THE WOOD MATTERS

When choosing a new floor, the wood itself has a big impact on the finished color and how it looks in your home. Oak, maple, ash, pine and American cherry each have their own natural tones and grain. The species you choose can help create a warmer, lighter, richer or more natural look, depending on the style of your home.

MATCHING AN EXISTING FLOOR

Matching an existing floor takes experience. We specialize in repairing, refinishing and restoring hardwood floors, including older and historic floors. We carefully match the wood species, grain, size, age, color and finish so new work blends naturally with the original floor and preserves its character. We can even source reclaimed wood to help maintain the integrity and character of a historic space.

DID YOU KNOW?

Red oak looks lighter than white oak and American cherry naturally deepens in color as it ages. The natural color and grain of each wood species affect how a hardwood floor looks, while sunlight and age can change its appearance over time. Matching an existing floor takes an expert understanding of the wood itself.

MAKE IT YOUR OWN

DETAILS THAT DEFINE

The details can make a real difference to your finished floor. From board size to patterns and textures, we’ll help you explore the options and create a look and feel that works for your home.

WIDTHS & LENTHS

The size and proportions of your boards can influence the scale, style and overall feel of a room. The right combination can complement your home’s architecture and create anything from a classic, traditional look to a more open, contemporary feel.

  • Traditional Strip: Classic and versatile.
  • Wide Plank: Fewer seams and a more substantial look.
  • Mixed Widths: Different board widths create a more custom, distinctive look.

PATTERNS & TEXTURES

Hardwood doesn’t have to follow a standard layout. Patterns, borders, and textures can add movement, define a space and give the floor a character all its own.

  • Herringbone & Parquet: Adds pattern, dimension and visual interest to your floor.
  • Custom Layouts & Borders: Makes an overall design that is uniquely yours.
  • Medallions: Creates a design focal point adding a custom finishing touch

DID YOU KNOW?

The direction and pattern of your hardwood can change how large or spacious a room feels. Planks, herringbone and parquet each create a different visual rhythm. The right layout isn’t just about style – It can help shape the entire feel of the space.

WHAT CUSTOMERS ARE SAYING

See what they have to say—and if we’ve worked with you, we’d love to hear about your experience too.