Another full service project for a client in Overland Park, KS. White oak #1 grade hardwoods laced into existing flooring. We prepared the floors for lace, stretching across 17 linear feet!
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Rift and quarter-sawn red oak hardwoods in the West Plaza, KCMO. A hardwood flooring dream! Look at those grain patterns! This floor looks three dimensional.
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This customer selected jacobean. This color is wonderful on red oak floors. That color does a great job exposing the grain patterns, and people love seeing the character in wood like this. Sealed and beautifully coated with an industrial water-based semi-gloss finish.
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Installation and refinishing hardwoods in Platte City MO. Historical events in this town by Jesse James and Bonnie and Clyde. Check out these floors!
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Look at all the character in this # 2 common white oak hardwood floor installation in Gladstone MO. You can see so many grains and knot holes in this floor. White oak is the best for a true natural floor.
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Beautiful dark walnut stained hardwood floors in Smithville MO. Top coated with an industrial pro satin water-based poly. Check it out!
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Check out this beautiful mansion in Briarcliff! Espresso stain color and top coated with a modified oil-based satin finish. Absolutely wonderful customer and a stunning final product!
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Talk about a hardwood flooring repair over-load! Hand-milled 2-1/4 oak hardwood down to 2 inch. Lacing hardwood flooring with repairs. Subfloor repairs for weight support. Installation of stair treads and risers. Full refinish to blend it all beautifully!
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Original pine hardwoods in this 100 year old house in Kansas City Kansas. A mess in the beginning and a stunning final product. Look how we gave this old floor life again!
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Laced in 4-1/4 white oak #2 select grade hardwood flooring at a 45 degree pattern. The kitchen and entry we left the original 1 inch hardwoods. This gave the floor amazing depth and a fantastic new appeal.
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