Hardwood field
Acclimated oak or maple, nailed so halls do not drum.
A mill ticket, not a mystery pallet
We acclimate, we cut around the jams you already have, and we do not vanish when a board telegraphs two weeks later.
How a job actually starts
Leave a number. Rodney asks the room, the species you like, and whether pets or boots own the entry. Then we walk the subfloor — not a photo from a listing.
Glue, nail, or click is a choice after we feel the plywood, not a checkbox on a website form.
Tile layout
Kitchen and bath lines that meet cabinets without a sliver.
Vinyl entries
Waterproof plank for mud rooms and wet boots.
Recut and repair
Squeaks, lifts, and a dye lot that never matched.
From ticket to last shoe
Four visits, no disappearing act
This is the mill order we keep even when the calendar is ugly.
1
Walk the field
Tape, moisture, and the doorway that will fight the last board.
2
Hold the stock
Material sits in Longview air so it does not cup the week it goes down.
3
Lay the run
Direction stays honest through halls. Cuts hide where a rug will never save you.
4
Walk it cold
We come back after the house has lived on it, not just the day the tools leave.