We want you to be confident when you sign on the dotted line and submit your deposit. We provide you with a Professional Quotation. We include a list of products provided, the applicable warranties, an outline of the scope of work, our payment expectation, an expected period for your project and our 30-day price guarentee.
In 1997, Vintage relocated its manufacturing facility via acquisition to its current location. This new 70,000 square foot building set the stage for the Vintage Prefinished Hardwood Flooring line. With capital expenditure exceeding four million dollars, new state-of-the-art, prefinished flooring equipment was purchased and is to this day, continually being upgraded.
Although no longer manufacturing unfinished flooring, Vintage has carried that innovative leadership and the exceptional commitment to quality into Vintage Prefinished Flooring. Vintage has built a reputation of exceptional quality and service across North America.
Using state-of-the-art technology, Vintage has continuously strived to manufacture and market a superior quality product surpassed by none in the industry. The integrity of our wood, the expertise of their people, their revolutionary manufacturing system and the strength of their distribution network have undoubtedly made their Vintage brands, a popular choice for prefinished hardwood flooring.
With over 20 years of experience, they understand the importance of updating their manufacturing equipment and expanding their products. They offer both in wood species and colors and make continuous product improvements. As a result, new wood species and colors are frequently added to their Vintage product lines and their specially formulated aluminum oxide finish coats - Armour-Kote®, are continuously increased to ensure longer lasting protection.
Special attention is given to their wood selection whether it is domestic or exotic, solid or engineered. White Oak, Red Oak, Hard Maple, Jatoba (Brazilian Cherry), Hickory, North American Cherry (Black Cherry), Ash, Red Pine, Andiroba (Brazilian Mahogany), Tatajuba (Brazilian Iroko), Muiracatiara (Tigerwood), Muirapiranga (Maria Rosa), Macaranduba (Brazilian Jarrah), Ipe (Brazilian Walnut), Gombeira (Brazilian Ebony), Cabreuva, Cumaru, Merbau, Black Walnut, Timbor and Jaca are their primary wood sources due to their hardness, durability, preservation and easy availability.
