Wide-Plank Hardwood Flooring for Washington Township, MI

Washington Township's mix of rural estates, horse properties, and upscale subdivisions drives demand for wide-plank hardwood — typically 5"–8" wide solid or engineered white oak, hickory, or walnut. The rural character of Washington Township suits wider planks and more natural, character-grade wood. Sheoga custom-width unfinished hardwood is popular for Washington Township estates where the homeowner wants to control the exact stain and finish. For basements, Axiscor SPC rigid core LVP is the standard.

Yes — we source custom-width solid hardwood from Sheoga in white oak, walnut, hickory, and ash. For Washington Township estates where wide-plank solid hardwood is preferred, Sheoga can mill custom widths (5"–8"+) with lead times of 3–6 weeks. Call us early in your project timeline. For prefinished wide-plank options, DuChateau and Provenza are popular for Washington Township luxury homes.

For Washington Township's rural and estate homes, hickory and walnut are the most popular species — they have strong character and grain that suits the rural aesthetic. Wide-plank hickory from Sheoga or Mullican is particularly popular for Washington Township homes with a rustic or transitional interior. White oak is the most versatile choice if you want a floor that works with both traditional and contemporary furnishings.

Yes — we supply Washington Township builders and renovation contractors with engineered hardwood, solid hardwood, LVP, and SPC at contractor pricing. Call (248) 853-2232 to discuss your project and set up an account.

About 20 minutes. From Washington Township, take Van Dyke (M-53) south to I-75 north, or take 26 Mile Road west to Rochester Road south. We're at 1799 Northfield Dr, Rochester Hills, MI 48309. Open Mon–Fri 7am–4pm and Sat 9am–12pm.

For Washington Township basements, 100% waterproof SPC rigid core LVP is the right call. Axiscor Prime Plus and Anthem are our top recommendations — they float over concrete and look like real hardwood. We do not recommend solid hardwood or standard laminate below grade in Michigan.