Service areas
Where we work in Western North Carolina.
Every job is done by the owner, so the service area stays tight on purpose. If your town is on this list, we can be at your floor for a walkthrough.
Asheville
Asheville is where most of our work happens. The city's older neighborhoods sit on original oak that has usually been coated, waxed, recoated and lived on for the better part of a century — and almost all of it can be brought back.
Hardwood floors in AshevilleHendersonville
Hendersonville mixes historic in-town homes with a large share of second homes and retirement builds. Two very different floors, two very different conversations about finish durability.
Hardwood floors in HendersonvilleBlack Mountain
We refinish a lot of red oak in Black Mountain — including a 3¼" red oak floor we brought back to natural with Loba Easy Prime and 2K Duo in satin, documented in the gallery.
Hardwood floors in Black MountainSwannanoa
Swannanoa homes range from older valley farmhouses to newer subdivisions, and after recent flooding a lot of the work here starts with honest assessment rather than a sales pitch.
Hardwood floors in SwannanoaMills River
Mills River leans rural: timber frames, wide-plank pine, and newer custom builds on larger lots. Softer species need a different hand than oak, and that's most of what we do out here.
Hardwood floors in Mills RiverCandler
Candler is mostly working homes and family houses, and the floors we see here have earned their wear. Most of them do not need replacing — they need one good sand and the right finish.
Hardwood floors in Candler
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