When deciding on wood flooring there are many options available.

We can help you decide what is best for your budget, design and existing floor type.

Pre-Finished Solid and Engineered
Finished in place
Floor Repairs
Laminate
Vinyl Plank (wood look)
Cork

All Installation Techniques: Nail, Glued and Floating

We Carry All Major Brands

Why Choose Hardwood Flooring?

Wood Floors Increase a Home's Resale Value – Recent survey suggests hardwood flooring can add 10%+ to the value of your home. A $10,000 investment in hardwood floors could potentially add $20,000 to a home valued at $200,000. This could double the return on your investment.

Wood Floors Promote a Healthier Indoor Living Environment – Since it is a hard-surface it doesn't trap dust fibres and mites that can set off allergies

Wood Floors Are Easy to Clean and Maintain – With carpet you never really know if vacuuming is getting the floor clean and shampooing is costly

Wood Floors Are Durable – Stands up to children, pets and foot traffic

Wood Floors Are Timeless – Never goes out of style and withstands changing trends. Refinishing can change color to go with any décor.

WOOD FLOORS ARE BEAUTIFUL

Wood floors will add value to your home -
whether you plan to sell or enjoy for years to come

Environmental Benefits of Wood Floors

Wood flooring is the most abundantly renewable flooring material available. Sustainable forest management makes it possible to harvest wood without any serious impact on the environment, because trees are a renewable resource that can be replaced time and time again.

Check out these environmental facts about wood floors:

Average annual net growth for hardwoods is greater than average annual removals (Source: US Department of Agriculture Forest Service)
Indoor air quality is better with wood floors (Source: US Environmental Protection Agency)
Wood is a carbon neutral product that produces oxygen during its growth cycle and stores carbon during its service life (Source: University of Wisconsin Wood Products Program Solid Wood Flooring Life Cycle Analysis)
Wood floors use less water and energy to produce than other flooring options (Source: University of Wisconsin Wood Products Program Solid Wood Flooring Life Cycle Analysis)
At the end of its service life, wood flooring can be burned as fuel or recycled (Source: University of Wisconsin Wood Products Program Solid Wood Flooring Life Cycle Analysis)
Wood floors last hundreds of years, so won’t need to be replaced as often as other flooring options (Source: National Association of Home Builders)
While it takes most hardwood trees 40-60 years to mature, the inventory planted today won’t be needed for 100-plus years (Source: National Wood Flooring Association)

You can learn more about the environmental benefits of wood floors by downloading the University of Wisconsin Wood Products Program Solid Wood Flooring & Engineered Wood Flooring Life Cycle Analysis.

Sunlight Exposure

The left side of the picture shows the original color of the wood, which was protected by an area rug. The right side shows the wood after 4 years of moderate non-direct sunlight exposure.

Commonly referred to as "tanning" or "aging" wood that has been exposed to sunlight will change in appearance, often the wood gets darker, or takes a yellow/orange/red appearance. UV tinting on windows and a floor finish with UV protection can help reduce the effects of sunlight and minimize the color change of wood.