"At the age of 14, I started working on installing and restoring hardwoods part-time. Over the years, I began to gain as much knowledge about it as I could. I actually fell in love with doing hardwoods and knew it was more than just a job; it was a passion. In 2008, during the down economy I felt the desire to start my own company. Ever since then our clientele has continued to grow"

Being Certified with the National Wood Flooring Association doesn't mean we just took a class and received a certificate. It means we have invested in many hours of hands-on training and taken a hands on test certifying our proficiency.

Having our certification with the National Wood Flooring Association validates our knowledge and expertise. We have earned digital badges for our knowledge and skill sets. They can be seen here. 

Maintaining our certification means we must continue each year to invest in education and training that is offered within the industry or else we lose our certification.Therefore, over 40 manufacturers recommend using a Certified Professional.