Rick’s Custom Hardwood Floors

What do we do?

We use a Dust Containment system to keep your home clean.
High quality workmanship—I have trained at the NWFA training courses in Installation, Sanding, Finishing and Repairs.
We follow the highest standards for all steps of flooring process as set out by the NWFA, ensuring a top quality product.
We use only high quality materials.
We specialize in REAL on-site sand & finish Hardwood Flooring
We listen to you, so that we can create the floor you desire.
We pay attention to detail and NEVER cut corners.

REAL Hardwood Floors bring life, warmth and beauty to any room or home.
A long lasting decision. REAL Hardwood floors are not just a floor covering, they become part of the structure. They can last the life of the home… and longer, when properly maintained.
No need to change out flooring if worn. They can easily be recoated or resanded several times, if needed, over decades.
Ease of cleaning. No grooves or gaps to catch dirt or crumbs and make cleaning difficult. And much easier to keep home free of allergens.
They add value to your home… If selling, REAL Hardwood Floors can pay for themselves by boosting the selling price by as much as 6%.

“When it comes to your money, I always would advocate wood because it’s a good return on your investment and it’s a product that everyone responds to,” advises Robert Wright, national president of the American Society of Interior Designers and co-owner of Bast/Wright Interiors in San Diego. “A nice hardwood floor — that’s pretty much always been a sign of quality,” Wright says. “It invokes a good feeling in people”. (realestate.msn.com)
“For a seller, hardwood floors do more than add value, they add desirability and help to set your home apart from others. In this market, buyers have higher expectations and the beauty and functionality of hardwoods are one of them.” — Yolanda Zuger, Real Estate Agent for Windermere in Dallas, Oregon.
Residential real estate agents say homes with wood floors hold their value better, sell faster, and fetch higher prices, according to a recent nationwide survey commissioned by the National Wood Flooring Association (NWFA). By a three-to-one margin, real estate agents said that a house with wood floors would sell faster than a carpeted house. Some 58 percent said a house with wood floors would bring a higher price. “There is a perception today that they don’t build homes like they used to,” according to one Pennsylvania agent. “So when people see hardwood floors instead of carpet-covered plywood, they feel the entire house was built with superior building materials.” (woodfloors.org)