HARDWOOD FLOORS

Engineered, Laminate, & Solid Hardwood Flooring

Hickory Hardwood Floors

We specialize in rustic flooring!  HomerWood 5″ and 6″ Hickory Floors meets the demands of this custom log home.  HomerWood is a manufacturer of Character Grade floors with quality machining to add beauty and comfort to your home.  Standard flooring widths are 3″, 4″, 5″, and 6″.  The wood species available are:  Cherry, Hickory, Black Walnut, Hard Maple, Coastal Maple, Red Oak, and White Oak.  For extra character, Hand Scraped is also available.

Cherry Wood Floors

Somerset’s Engineered Wood Floors carry a 15 or 25 year warranty.  A variety of wood species are available including:  Red Oak, White Oak, Maple, Hickory, Cypress, Brazilian Cherry, and Tiger Wood.

Somerset also has a wide variety of Solid Wood Floors that boasts the flooring quality that Somerset is known for.

NOTE:  Cherry, like birch, is more like a medium durable wood vs. a hardwood like oak, maple, hickory.  Pine flooring is the softest of all woods.

Maple Hardwood Floors

Mohawk Hardwood Floors are the best!  Mohawk is one of the oldest names in floor covering, with its roots going all the way back to the 19th century.

Mohawk Flooring creates the finest handcrafted floors using durable hardwoods and adds the exclusive CrystalShield™ finish.

Custom Hardwood Flooring

We can supply standard and custom designs of inlays and borders for your hardwood flooring. To the right is a wildlife design of wolves, mountains, and trees. Call us with your ideas to see if we can earn your business.

We also sell…

Oak hardwood flooring and medium to softwoods like birch and pine that make wonderful floors in certain areas. Pricing of floors varies depending on 3 wood grades:  select / premium, #1 common, and rustic / character.  We represent the following flooring manufacturers:

Hardwood Flooring Manufacturers

• Goodfellow
• Homer Wood
• Muskoka
• Somerset

Engineered Flooring Manufacturer

• Boen
• Hartco
• Somerset
• (and more)

Plywood on the bottom with natural wood on top. Good for areas that are below grade for it has more stability than natural wood.