Workshop Specifications

Solid timber joinery and structural restoration

Detailed mechanical scope for white oak, red oak, maple, hickory, and reclaimed Douglas fir installations across Cascade County.

100%

kiln-dried stock

0

airborne dust residue

3/4"

solid plank thickness

Core Capabilities

Installation and restoration tiers

Dustless Sand and Refinish

Custom Solid Plank Installation

Planetary sanding extraction removing deep gouges and old cupping, finished with heavy-duty oil-modified polyurethane.

Tongue-and-groove fitting of quartersawn white oak, hickory, and hard maple with precise subfloor preparation and joist leveling.

Historic Floor Salvage

Careful extraction, squaring, and re-laying of antique Douglas fir and heart pine timber for period-correct Montana restorations.

Technical Standards

Three engineering commitments

Rigorous site protocols established for high-altitude, variable-humidity construction sites.

Precision Moisture Checks

Low-VOC Sealants

Blind-Nailing Patterns

Subfloor and ambient relative humidity logging to ensure timber acclimation before a single board is face-nailed.

Professional-grade oil-modified finishes cured for maximum foot traffic durability without toxic solvent off-gassing.

Pneumatic cleat fastening at calibrated intervals to permit natural seasonal wood expansion without fastener pops.

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