The Heights is Houston's renovation gold mine — 1920s-1950s craftsman bungalows being restored or expanded, plus modern infill replacing the worst lots. Designer-led, designer-grade, designer-priced. Here's what makes us the supplier of choice for Heights trade work.
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Bungalow pier-and-beam expertise
The Heights' housing stock is overwhelmingly pre-1960 craftsman bungalows on raised pier-and-beam foundations. Our engineered European Oak performs as well over crawl space as over slab — critical for the seasonal humidity swings these older homes see.
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Infill new-build slab specs
The modern infill homes going up on Studewood, Yale, and Heights Boulevard sit on slab. Our engineered construction glues down direct to slab — no plywood subfloor, no acclimation drama.
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Multi-year phased renovation match
Heights owners renovate in phases — kitchen year 1, primary suite year 2, sometimes a 5-year creep. We maintain color-matched European Oak across multi-year projects so the floor that goes in for the addition matches what was put down 4 years ago.
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Compact-lot logistics
Heights lots are narrow (50-65' wide typical), with frontage parking restrictions during big renovations. We coordinate with builders on delivery timing and on-site staging so material arrives when it should, not in the way.
05
Designer-led aesthetic
Heights renovations are designer-led at a higher rate than almost any Houston neighborhood. Designers there spec wide-plank European Oak, character grade, oil finish — the modern-craftsman aesthetic. We carry exactly that.
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Showroom 10 minutes away
Colquitt Street showroom is a 10-minute drive from Heights Boulevard. Designers and homeowners see samples in real light, view installations, leave with sample kits same day.
