Sheoga Hardwood Flooring in Centennial, CO
Sheoga is a hardwood flooring maker based in Middlefield, Ohio. Their display in our Centennial showroom says it plainly: hand-crafted hardwood flooring, made in America, quality since 1957. We carry it because the boards are consistent, the colors photograph the way they look in person, and it installs cleanly.
Sheoga colors on display right now
- Natural, Character Hickory (prefinished)
- Buckeye Vintage Charm, Character Hickory
- Cattail, Character White Oak (prefinished)
- Toasted Acorn, Clear Red Oak (prefinished)
- Natural Country and Character White Oak, Character Maple
Colors on the rack change as Sheoga updates its line, so call ahead if you are coming in for a specific one.
Is Sheoga a good fit for a Colorado home?
Solid hardwood does well here when it is handled right. Our air is dry most of the year, so wood shrinks in winter and swells a little in summer. We let the boards acclimate in your home before installing, check the subfloor, and leave proper expansion gaps. Character-grade hickory and white oak hide everyday wear from kids, dogs and boots better than clear-grade boards, which is why they are popular in family homes around Centennial, Aurora and Parker.
Sheoga is a NOFMA-certified manufacturer, which means its flooring is graded to the National Wood Flooring Association’s standards.
How we install it
Our own crew does the work, not subcontractors. A typical job is: free measurement, written quote, delivery and acclimation, removal of the old floor if needed, subfloor prep, installation, new or reused trim, and a walkthrough. Every installation comes with our 1-year installation warranty. If you are adding hardwood next to an existing floor, we can also weave new boards into the old ones as closely as the species and finish allow.
Common questions
Can Sheoga hardwood be refinished later?
Yes. It is real wood through the thickness of the board, so it can be sanded and refinished years from now. See hardwood floor refinishing.
Hickory or white oak?
Hickory is harder and has bold color swings; white oak is calmer and takes stain evenly. Bring a cabinet door or paint chip and we will lay both next to it in the showroom.
Can it go on stairs?
Yes, with matching treads and nosing. See stair flooring.
See it in our showroom
Want to see it in person? The showroom is at 16728 E Smoky Hill Rd, Unit 10-A, Centennial, open Monday to Friday 10 to 6 and Saturday by appointment. Call (303) 993-6479 or send us a message for a free measurement and a written, itemized quote. We can also bring samples to your home.