
North Scottsdale
Windy Walk Estates, Spanish Territorial
Hardwood masterfully installed into the floating wall board to hold the traditional Spanish Territorial look, with an undercut curve in the drywall and a contrasting transition to brick.
Projects
Spanish Territorial estates in North Scottsdale, historic bungalows in central Phoenix, herringbone in Tempe, ceiling planks in Norterra. Since 2012.












The one that asked the most of our installers.

Hardwood installed into a floating wall board, an undercut curve in the drywall, and a transition straight into brick. Minimalist walls mean the floor has nowhere to hide.
Read the case study →A cross-section of what we've been asked to do since 2012 — installation, refinishing and restoration, from Rio Verde to Peoria.

North Scottsdale
Hardwood masterfully installed into the floating wall board to hold the traditional Spanish Territorial look, with an undercut curve in the drywall and a contrasting transition to brick.

Phoenix · Historic district
A historic-district renovation that wanted the feel of early-century Phoenix living. Dark hardwood for a rustic room, and a flush finish to the stone fireplace — safe from embers and safe underfoot.

Phoenix · Return client
A client from a previous job liked their floors enough to specify the same ones when they moved. Sunken living room, tile step, modern trim — and a low-VOC product they wanted for the whole house.

Rio Verde
Wider-plank hardwood running the length of a narrow hallway and straight into the kitchen with no visible break. Rustic Spanish Territorial doors, luxury floors, and the right underlayment to keep slab moisture where it belongs.

Phoenix
Refinishing a natural cherry floor to a custom stain. Reading the traffic and light patterns of the house is what makes a refinish look uniform instead of patched — and everything else in the room gets protected first.

Arcadia
Uneven wear across a living room, long planks warping near a water source, and a pantry that had collected years of spills and dings. All of it restored rather than replaced.
Sixteen more across the Valley — Norterra ceiling planks, herringbone in Tempe, a Glendale building carried on one floor. Ask us about a project like yours →
Tell us the rooms and what's on the floor now — or walk into the showroom Mon–Fri 9–3 and start with the boards.