Reclaimed Wood Flooring FAQ

Yes, reclaimed wood is the ultimate recyclable. Reuse of this material started because its quality far exceeds today's lumber. The green movement propelled this industry to the forefront, and this naturally helps to limit deforestation by completely utilizing this renewable resource.

We offer Heart Pine, Eastern White Pine, Eastern Spruce, Hemlock, Oak, Redwood, Chestnut, Poplar, Cypress, and Chinese Elm.

We use a proprietary reclamation process that allows us to maximize yields while uncovering and preserving the natural beauty of reclaimed wood. We start by hand, selecting only the best pieces of wood from the demo site. We then carefully truck it back to our facility, where we grade the wood before it undergoes a series of processing steps that we’ve developed over the decades. Learn more about our reclamation process.

There’s a lot you can do with reclaimed wood, such as building new furniture, wall panels, flooring, ceiling beams, etc. View our showcase to see what our customers have created with our reclaimed wood products.

Reclaimed wood requires similar maintenance to traditional wood surfaces.

Reclaimed Heart Pine will darken to a red/orange tone over time. The "yellow" streaks will turn red/orange/brown.