Nearly every luxury home in the Hamptons and other northeast regions uses appalachian oak and other hardwoods for flooring. Like the European Alps that produce the finest European oak, the northern parts of the Appalachian mountains produce the finest white and red oaks as well as hickory, black cherry, ash, hard maple, and walnut lumber in the world that has exceptionally fine color and grains and last many lifetimes. The trees are sustainably logged and processed into green lumber and then kiln dried according to the highest industry standards as specified by the National Hardwood Lumber Association (NHLA) and National Wood Floors Association (NWFA). We purchase kiln dried rough lumber from the certified mills and further process them into dimensional lumber, millwork and tongue & groove floors. Our manufacturing is performed 100% in USA by state of the art facilities in New York and Pennsylvania. We offer both solid and engineered wide plank long board manufactured according to customer's specifications as well as dimensional lumber, moulding, millwork, countertops and siding. Our long board hardwood floors are the highest quality, averaging 8-10 feet, with boards no shorter than 5 feet and up to 20 feet long (unless otherwise requested), we can manufacture up to 12" wide floors that the finest custom builders, designers and architects have great appreciation for. We also offer wide plank long board Southern Yellow Pine floors, one of the most environmentally friendly building materials. Your purchase of flooring is a very Economical alternative to all the costly carbon capture technologies currently practiced by the industries, not only it's a very attractive, fashionable, durable and cost effective floor covering alternative, for every ton our American made and sustainably farmed and processed Southern Yellow Pine flooring, about the equivalent of carbon was captured from the CO2 and will remain on your Floors as long as the flooring is part of the building and it's 100% recyclable as reclaimed flooring after the building is demolished.

We also have access to imported hardwood species such as Mahogany: Sapele Lumber, African Mahogany Lumber, Jatoba Lumber, Teak Lumber, Ipe Decking & Lumber, and more.