Solid hardwood flooring and engineered wood alternatives enhance the look of interior spaces while increasing the value of your home. Natural wood floors are contemporary, classic, elegant and timeless above all. Nature has provided homeowners with a multitude of attractive hardwood species that can complement any homeowner’s unique tastes; smooth, closed-pored maple that has a minimal level of patterning and an exceptional hardness rating. For homeowners who prefer a traditional look and robust warmness, red oak is the ideal choice. It’s hard, durable and features a beautiful wood grain. These hardwoods and many others can be finished in a variety of colors to suit any space. Solid hardwood flooring is attractive, durable, easy to maintain and highly customizable.

Engineered flooring is durable, aesthetically pleasing and affordably priced. This makes engineered wood flooring an ideal compromise for anyone who wants the affordability of laminates and the durability of solid wood. Engineered wood flooring is frequently confused with laminates although the wear layer in engineered floors is made from real hardwood. If you’re considering engineered wood flooring, you should know that it has a great resale value comparable to true hardwoods. The wear layer on engineered floors ranges from .6 millimeters to six millimeters. Depending on the thickness, the wear layer can be refinished one to three times. The lifespan of engineered floors with a four millimeter wear layer can be upwards of 60 years. Each board contains three to 12 sheets of wood that are cross layered and pressed, which produces superior strength and moisture resistance. Engineered floors are pre-finished, so they can be enjoyed immediately.

Brazilian Cherry	Brazilian Koa	Brazilian Teak	Engineered Brazilian Koa

Natural Ash	Natural Solid Oak	Pine Over Existing Wood	Spiced Oak

Brazilian Cherry Nailed Over Concrete