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Millworks
Whether you’re remodeling, building a new home, or a commercial building, we have the knowledge, quality materials, and experience needed to complete your project.
We are a fully stocked lumberyard and millwork shop providing both contractors and the general public with the finest building materials available. We take great pride in the quality of millwork we produce. Every board is handled at least ten times throughout the flooring process, ensuring quality control every step of the way.
The Millwork Process
All of the antique beams, siding, joists, etc. are first de-nailed by a crew of craftsmen. Material is then re-sawn to necessary thickness if needed, then stacked and prepared for one our five kilns. The wood is then dried to standard hardwood or softwood kiln-drying schedules, typically 6-9% moisture content. Our kilns are monitored on-site to maintain a stable drying process and stable product through its entire time in the kilns. At this point, the material is ripped to size, pre-planed, then pushed through a molder to finished shape and size. Boards are checked against each other for accuracy, prior to a large run. The flooring boards are then defected according to grade, end-matched (milling the tongue and groove on the board ends), and counted. Your flooring is then bundled by similar widths and prepared for shipment.
All of the antique beams, siding, joists, etc. are first de-nailed by a crew of craftsmen. Material is then re-sawn to necessary thickness if needed, then stacked and prepared for one our five kilns. The wood is then dried to standard hardwood or softwood kiln-drying schedules, typically 6-9% moisture content. Our kilns are monitored on-site to maintain a stable drying process and stable product through its entire time in the kilns. At this point, the material is ripped to size, pre-planed, then pushed through a molder to finished shape and size. Boards are checked against each other for accuracy, prior to a large run. The flooring boards are then defected according to grade, end-matched (milling the tongue and groove on the board ends), and counted. Your flooring is then bundled by similar widths and prepared for shipment.
