Hardwood

Prefinished Hardwood flooring is available in a wide selection of widths, finishes, and wood species. The major advantage to a prefinished hardwood floor is the robust factory finish applied. It is typically a quicker install since there is no need to wait for stain and urethane to dry.  Today there are many styles with varing plank widths to choose from in a variety of great colors.

 Below are just some of the many choices.

Mullican

Bella Cera

Armstrong

Somerset 

Lauzon

Mullican

Casabella 

Hartco 

Bruce

From the Forest

Homerwood 

Kahrs 

Hardwood flooring comes in plank, strip, and parquet.  Plank floors typically make use of boards that are between 3"-8"  in width.  Strip is flooring where the boards are typically under 3" wide. One is not "better" than the other.

  Engineered hardwood is versatile and can be installed in most areas of your home. Composed of genuine wood, engineered hardwood is made with a core of hardwood or plywood with a layer of hardwood veneer affixed to the top surface. It’s more resistant to moisture and heat compared to solid hardwood and it is less likely to buckle, gap, or react to fluctuations in humidity and temperature. You can install engineered flooring on any level, including below ground. It's a great choice for finished basements and bathrooms.  

Solid hardwood floors are made from solid wood. Each board of solid hardwood flooring is made from a single piece of hardwood that’s about 3/4 of an inch thick. Because it’s so thick it can be sanded down and refinished. Solid hardwood expands and contracts in reaction to changes in moisture and temperature so solid wood floors are only recommended for rooms at ground level or above.  Solid hardwood is permanently nailed to the subfloor.