Premium Hardwood Flooring for Ann Arbor, MI

Ann Arbor's historic neighborhoods — Burns Park, Old West Side, Kerrytown — have 1910s–1940s craftsman bungalows and colonials with original hardwood floors. For these homes, unfinished red oak or white oak stained on-site is the most authentic choice. We carry Sheoga and Indiana Hardwood unfinished hardwood in traditional widths, and the full DuraSeal stain line for custom color matching. Period-appropriate stain colors for Ann Arbor craftsman homes include Early American, Special Walnut, and Golden Oak.

Ann Arbor's modern renovation market — particularly near the University of Michigan campus and in newer neighborhoods — favors wide-plank (5"–7") white oak engineered hardwood with a natural or light wire-brushed finish. This look complements both contemporary and transitional interiors. Urban Floor, Three Trees' Nordic line, and Preverco are popular for Ann Arbor modern renovations.

Yes — we supply Ann Arbor contractors and builders with engineered hardwood, LVP, and SPC at contractor pricing. We can coordinate delivery to Ann Arbor job sites. Call (248) 853-2232 to discuss your project.

For Ann Arbor rental properties near the University of Michigan, durability is the top priority. McMillan SPC rigid core LVP is our top recommendation — it's 100% waterproof, scratch-resistant, and handles student traffic well. It's also easy to clean and replace if damaged. Axiscor Anthem is a step up in quality for higher-end Ann Arbor rentals.

About 45 minutes. From Ann Arbor, take I-94 east to I-275 north to I-696 east to I-75 north. We're at 1799 Northfield Dr, Rochester Hills, MI 48309. Open Mon–Fri 7am–4pm and Sat 9am–12pm. For large projects, we can bring samples to your Ann Arbor home or job site.

White oak is the most popular species for Ann Arbor renovations — its neutral gray-brown tone works with both the warm craftsman aesthetic and the clean contemporary look. For Ann Arbor's historic homes, red oak in traditional widths is the authentic choice. Walnut is popular for Ann Arbor's modern and mid-century homes.