Reclaimed Heartland Oak - Clean Face

Dimensionally more stable than newly harvested wood. Reclaimed hardwood flooring often has superior dimensional stability compared to newly harvested wood, as the aging process has already released much of the wood's internal stress. This makes vintage hardwood floors less prone to warping, cupping, and other moisture-related issues that can affect newer flooring materials.

Very Dense and Durable. Most of our reclaimed floors are milled from old-growth trees that have tight grain, more dense and durable than new modern wood floors.

Reduces Deforestation and Preserves Forests. Reclaimed wood flooring repurposes timber from old buildings, barns, and factories, eliminating the need to harvest new trees. 

Diverts Waste from Landfills. When reclaimed wood is used for flooring, a significant amount of usable lumber is kept out of landfills, diverting demolition waste and extending the useful life of existing materials.

Meets Green Building Standards and Qualifies for LEED Credits, Etc. Sustainable reclaimed flooring qualifies for LEED credits and supports green building initiatives while preserving cultural heritage.

Honors American History and Heritage. Installing antique wood flooring is more than a renovation decision; it's a conscious choice to honor our cultural heritage and American history as well as those who built industry and handcrafted homes during times of prosperity and adversity. 

• Species: Pine blend including Eastern White, Southern Yellow, and even some Longleaf occasionally
• Milled: Distressed (hit & skip)
• Dimensions: 3/4″ Solid
• 3"-8" random widths, 1′- 10′ random lengths
• End-matched 
• Tongue & Groove
• Back Relief
• Unfinished 

• Stair Parts:

  • Pre-finished standard tread: (1"x 12"x 42")tread: $265/each
  • Pre-finished standard risers: (3/4"x 7 1/2"c 42") $175/each
  • Pre-finished standard nosing: (1"x ~4"x 42"): $19/linear foot

Eastern White Pine has long been celebrated for its unique beauty and enduring qualities, making it a sought-after material for antique wood flooring and vintage wood floors today as much as it was during the Industrial Revolution. Historically recognized as a cornerstone of early American lumber, this species contributed substantially to building construction, fine carpentry, furniture making, and even shipbuilding. Its versatility and classic charm have kept it at the forefront of reclaimed wood flooring and vintage wood flooring projects across centuries.

Thanks to broad partnerships with trusted suppliers, our mills continue to rescue and repurpose truckloads of pine boards salvaged from historic structures. The result is a superior selection of reclaimed wood floors—both solid and engineered—where each plank showcases the character and patina accumulated over generations. Every board embodies the authentic story of American craftsmanship and resourcefulness.

Southern Yellow Pine, known for hues that range from pale yellow to deep reddish brown, is similarly celebrated for its strength and lasting appeal. By sourcing and crafting these boards with care, American Heritage Reclaimed Floors honors the legacy of these ancient trees, blending quality with a deep commitment to environmental stewardship. The process goes beyond simply producing antique wood floors or reclaimed pine flooring; it recognizes the deep historical ties between the land, the lumber, and responsible craftsmanship.

Every pine plank in our collection offers something truly exceptional, shaping the timeless look and integral character of antique wood flooring designs. Each vintage wood floor tells a story, connecting modern homes and spaces to generations of natural history and classic style.