What "USA made" means on this page
We only list a product here when the manufacturer states where it is produced. Country of origin can differ between collections from the same brand, so each product page names the plant or state, and we confirm origin on your order confirmation. If a line moves production overseas, it comes off this page.
Current USA-made lines
Engineered hardwood: Anderson Tuftex engineered hardwood has been produced in South Carolina since 1946. The wide-plank white oak collections suit the center-hall colonials of Chevy Chase and Potomac as well as newer builds in Northern Virginia.
Wool carpet: Earth Weave wool carpet is made in Dalton, Georgia, from undyed wool with natural rubber and jute backings. It is one of the few broadloom carpets built without synthetic latex.
Why origin matters for a healthier floor
Domestic production does not automatically make a product lower emitting. What it does give you is easier access to test reports and a manufacturer operating under U.S. rules. For emissions, look at the certification instead: our guide to FloorScore, GREENGUARD Gold and CARB compliance explains what each label actually tests.
Installation
Engineered hardwood can be nailed, glued, or floated depending on the collection and your subfloor. We cover the options on our hardwood flooring installation page. Wool carpet is stretched over a natural pad; see wool carpet installation.
Common questions
Is COREtec made in the USA?
COREtec is designed in the United States, but most COREtec collections are manufactured overseas, so we do not list them as USA made. Check the specific collection on the carton or spec sheet.
Do you install USA-made flooring in Washington, DC rowhouses?
Yes. Engineered hardwood is often the better choice than solid wood over the older joists and uneven subfloors common in DC rowhouses. We assess the subfloor during the measurement visit.