Hardwood flooring tells a story. Each plank is a chapter of growth, weather, texture, and transformation. And when that wood is sourced and installed responsibly, it becomes a beautiful, lasting tribute to the natural world we cherish here in the Northwest.
At NW Floor Coverings in Lynnwood, we’re proud to offer hardwood options that reflect both the style and sustainability values of our community.
Sustainably Harvested, Locally Inspired
Many of our wood options come from certified forests or reclaimed sources, ensuring your new floors don’t come at the cost of future forests. We offer products with:
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FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certification
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Domestic harvesting (think Pacific Northwest oak, hickory, and maple)
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Reclaimed barn wood or post-industrial materials
These choices not only look fantastic—they support ecosystems and communities near and far.
Engineered vs. Solid Hardwood
In wetter climates like ours, engineered wood can be a wise choice. It’s made with a real hardwood veneer over a stable plywood core that resists expansion and contraction. It’s perfect for:
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Basements
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Condos with radiant heat
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Main floors with wide planks and seamless finishes
Solid hardwood, on the other hand, is great for dry, upper floors and offers the opportunity for future refinishing.
Custom Finishes That Reflect Your Aesthetic
Want that lived-in farmhouse look? Prefer a matte modern finish? We offer prefinished and site-finished options in every tone and texture, including:
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Low-sheen natural finishes
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Brushed and distressed textures
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Wide and long boards for open concepts
We help you match your floors to your cabinetry, furniture, and natural light—for harmony that feels effortless.
Installation with Precision and Purpose
The right flooring deserves the right installation. We handle every step:
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Moisture testing
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Acclimation to Lynnwood’s indoor humidity
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Subfloor preparation
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Expert layout and installation
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Long-term care guidance
From Shoreline to Everett, we’ve helped homeowners choose floors that last a lifetime—and make an environmental difference while doing it.
