Unfinished Pine
Flooring
Four Types of Solid Pine

Eastern White Pine
Knotty, casual boards that New York families love in kitchens and family rooms.

Premium White Pine
Fewer knots and a calmer face for Connecticut rooms that lean a bit more formal.

Pumpkin Pine
Cut from mature Northeast trees and tougher than white pine, a fit for Rhode Island halls.

Heart Pine
Longleaf heartwood from trees 80 to 100 years old, a favorite with New Jersey owners.
Monthly plans work for pine floors too, and nothing's due until our crew arrives.
Pine samples come to your home so you can match knots and color to your space.
Pine planks rest in your rooms for three days before our crew starts nailing.
Pine sands fast, so we go slow and test stain on a scrap before touching your floor.
Ready for Wide Pine Planks at Home?
Book a free visit, see all four pine types in your light, and get a written material and labor price before we go.


