Graf Custom Hardwood manufactures hardwood flooring in Portsmouth, Ohio, with its collections beginning with logs sourced from within 400 miles of its mill. The company makes solid and engineered flooring, including its three-layer GRAFCORE engineered construction, and describes its facilities as a flooring plant and lumber mill.
Sheoga Hardwood FlooringSheoga Hardwood Flooring is a family-owned manufacturer of premium solid and engineered hardwood flooring, established in 1982 and based in Middlefield, Ohio. The company crafts flooring from responsibly sourced Appalachian hardwoods including White Oak, Red Oak, Hickory, Maple, Walnut, Beech, and Cherry, using a process that combines traditional craftsmanship with precision milling. Known for its American-made quality, Sheoga offers both prefinished and unfinished flooring in a variety of species, grades, textures, and custom options, serving residential and commercial projects across the country.MIDDLEFIELD, OH
Carlisle Wide Plank FloorsCarlisle Wide Plank Floors makes custom solid and engineered wide-plank American hardwood flooring. The company sources American timber, mills and finishes floors in New Hampshire, and serves residential, commercial, hospitality, retail, office, cultural, and institutional projects.New York, NY
Hickman WoodsFor four generations, Hickman Woods has grown, milled, and crafted Northern Appalachian hardwood into flooring and lumber from its family-managed forests in western Pennsylvania. The family’s roots reach back to Harry Hickman’s logging work in the 1930s, while Allegheny Mountain Hardwood Flooring, founded in 2000, became known for character-grade rift-and-quarter-sawn and live-sawn flooring. Hickman Woods also manages FSC-certified forests and maintains control of the process from timber selection through sawmilling, drying, and flooring production.EMLENTON, PA
Yoder LumberSince John J. Yoder started it with five employees and a portable sawmill in 1944, Yoder Lumber has remained a third-generation, family-owned hardwood company rooted in Ohio’s Amish country. More than 80 years later, its vertically integrated operation helps builders and manufacturers source Appalachian hardwood for specialized projects, with lumber graded to NHLA and NELMA standards.MILLERSBURG, OH