Expert advice, fine craftsmanship, timely completion, and absolutely gorgeous floors. Highly recommended.
Christopher Ocker - 640 Wakerobin Lane , SAN RAFAEL, CA, US
Tamalpais Hardwood Floors
We service the Bay Area, Marin, San Francisco and surrounding areas. Reach out to us if you’d like a consultation, (415) 459-1800
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Our Work
350 Mesa Road , Point Reyes Station, CA, US
We installed this beautiful California Classic, Mediterranean 9.5", French Oak, Corinthian ,Character Engineered prefinished, wire brushed x 5/8" x 9-1/2" x 86.6" (75% Long Boards).
- Services: Pre-Finished Floors Installed
504 San Pedro Cove , San Rafael, CA, US
Sand & Refinish a 3/4" x 2-1/4" select white oak flooring throughout.
- Services: Sand and Finish in Place
878 Chestnut Street , San Francisco, CA, US
Installed a new beautiful herringbone- Agate from Hallmark Floors
- Services: Pre-Finished Floors Installed
54 Edgewood Avenue , Mill Valley, CA, US
Installed a new Monarch, Dover Collection, European Oak, Bradfield ,Rustic Engineered prefinished, x 25/32" x 7-1/2" x 8'
- Services: Pre-Finished Floors Installed
95 West Hillside Avenue , San Anselmo, CA, US
We installed a new Opus, Wire Brushed Oak, European Oak, Pescara , Engineered prefinished, x 5/8" x 8-3/4" x RL up to 7-1/3"
- Services: Pre-Finished Floors Installed
Customer Testimonials
Expert advice, fine craftsmanship, timely completion, and absolutely gorgeous floors. Highly recommended.
Hands down, the best flooring company in The bay area. Amazing quality work, pricing, customer service and best team to work with! As an interior designer, i comfotably rely on Tamalpais Floors! I admire and always recommend them for their quality work, broad product line and experience. My clients are always happy and satisfied with their work :)
Great experience start to finish. Very professional, on time etc...Floors came out really nice.
It seemed like a simple enough plan replace the linoleum in the kitchen with wood to match the rest of the house...until I learned that the wood is Tasmanian oak.
(A 1957 Greenbrae house - hollow core doors but Tasmanian oak floors? Really?)
Met with three floor companies that couldn't do it because they told me the wood was unavailable unless I went to Tasmania and cut down a tree myself. (A bit of an exaggeration but directionally accurate.)
I'd basically given up but gave it one last shot... Read more