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Pembroke Point great room in Crystal-colored RIVA wide-plank oak

Hardwood · Naples since 1998

Hardwood flooring in Naples.
Supplied and installed.

Choose your hardwood with us. Our team handles measurement, supply, installation, and the final walkthrough.

  1. 01Schedule Appointment
  2. 02Select your finish
  3. 03Measure & Plan it

Hardwood grain you'll live on in Naples.

Oak, walnut, hickory, herringbone, or our flagship RIVA oak — each reads differently underfoot and in Naples light. Tap any plank to see the grain up close.

Close-up macro of wire-brushed wide-plank European white oak showing long open-pore cathedrals in warm afternoon raking light

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European white oak

Wire-brushed

Long, open cathedrals with wire-brushed pores — in afternoon light the grain throws a low shadow and the whole plank reads warm without going orange.

Representative rendering

Tap a grain below to feature it.

The grains we lay most

Hardwood grade in Naples — select or character.

Nearly every wood floor we sell is European white oak, so the real question is the grade. Pick a colour, then drag the line: same oak, same colour, same light — only the grade moves.

Pick a colour
RIVA Amber European white oak, Character grade — knots and grain movement running the length of every plank
The same RIVA Amber oak in Select grade — an even, quiet face with only dime-sized knots
SelectCharacter
RIVA Spain · Amber · European white oakthe maker's own plates, same template, same light
Select
About 10% of the tree's yield, cherry-picked. Knots no bigger than a dime — clean, calm, contemporary — where Naples is heading.
Character
Knots, splits, and real movement left in — a warm floor that forgives a busy house.

Both are wire-brushed. The grain is brushed open instead of sanded flat and filled, so you feel it underfoot. It catches Naples light, and no two boards read the same.

§ The finish question

Hardwood finishes in Naples — oil or lacquer.A different floor in year five.

One plank, photographed twice — same boards, same light, only the finish changed. Pick a side to read what it asks of you five years in.

Choose a finish to read its year-five verdict
Hard-wax oil
Feel
Matte · close to raw wood
Refresh
Periodic full re-oil · touch up in place
Hard-wax oil · open pore, matte · Representative rendering
Lacquer (factory)
Feel
Uniform low sheen · sealed
Refresh
Sand-and-recoat, years out
Factory lacquer · sealed, low sheen · Real RIVA floor

Your floor in year five

A lacquered floor keeps a sealed, consistent surface with less routine work — nothing to re-oil, nothing to plan around. This is how RIVA ships every plank, and it is the one we lean toward for a Naples house that gets lived in.

Neither one is wrong. Oil gives you a living surface and asks for a real commitment; lacquer seals it and mostly asks to be swept. Naples sun and salt push both hard — so pick the one whose year-five Saturday you actually want.

RIVA Spain, the oak we spec in Naples.

A featured hardwood family in our showroom, and one of many we carry. Compare European white oak colors, widths and grades, then review the construction and finish for your selected RIVA collection.

RIVA Spain European white oak — Sand
RIVA Spain · Sand · European white oak

Twelve Florida colours · pale to near-black

One project,
one project manager.

§ 01

Your first visit is with your project manager

Not a rotating salesperson. The same person who walks the room is the person who specifies the materials and coordinates the install.

§ 02

One phone number for the entire project

Your project manager coordinates selections, questions, changes and the installation sequence, so you have a clear point of contact.

§ 03

A clear handoff at completion

Review the completed scope, product care and applicable warranty documents with the team. Know who to contact if a question comes up.

How hardwood flooring gets installed.

You pick the look you love. One Naples team handles the rest — slab, acclimation, trim, schedule — so you are not chasing five subcontractors through your own house.

  1. Schedule Appointment

    Sit with the oak

    Book a time and we'll lay three looks out in real Naples light. We talk through your rooms and answer straight — no pressure, no jargon, no homework to take home.

    The RIVA Spain room at the ProFloors Naples showroom — full-height oak plank walls around a design table
    The RIVA room · Trade Center Way
  2. Select your finish

    Choose the one you love

    Board width, color, and finish — chosen together in the showroom, then lived with at home in your own light. Take the samples you like and sit with them before you decide anything.

    Choosing finishes together at the ProFloors Naples showroom consultation wall
    Designer consultation
  3. Measure & Plan it

    Come home to a finished floor

    We measure every room, check the slab, and write one fixed-price scope you see up front — a deposit is due only once you approve it and we order material. From there our vetted crews acclimate the wood and lay the floor, with daily photos and one project manager the whole way through.

    A finished wide-plank European white oak floor in a bright Naples living room
    European white oak · a finished Naples room

Three steps, one team — a floor you love, without the homework.

Hardwood brands we spec in Naples.

RIVA Spain is our flagship — but you're never boxed in. We carry the wood and finish lines that hold up on a Florida slab, and we'll point you to the right one for your rooms.

  • Stanton — hardwood flooring line carried at ProFloorz Naples
  • Appalachian — hardwood flooring line carried at ProFloorz Naples
  • LW Flooring — hardwood flooring line carried at ProFloorz Naples
  • Stanton — hardwood flooring line carried at ProFloorz Naples
  • Appalachian — hardwood flooring line carried at ProFloorz Naples
  • LW Flooring — hardwood flooring line carried at ProFloorz Naples
  • Provenza — hardwood flooring line carried at ProFloorz Naples
  • Bergamo — hardwood flooring line carried at ProFloorz Naples
  • Garrison — hardwood flooring line carried at ProFloorz Naples
  • Provenza — hardwood flooring line carried at ProFloorz Naples
  • Bergamo — hardwood flooring line carried at ProFloorz Naples
  • Garrison — hardwood flooring line carried at ProFloorz Naples

Carried, specified, and installed by one Naples team.

Naples oak, room by room.

Not catalog renders — real wide-plank European white oak we supplied and laid in Naples homes, in the light it actually lives in.

Great room. Vaulted beams, three-sided glass, warm oak underfoot.

Great room

European white oak

Vaulted beams, three-sided glass, warm oak underfoot.

Open living-kitchen. Coffered ceiling, the same boards from kitchen to living.

Open living-kitchen

Wide-plank oak

Coffered ceiling, the same boards from kitchen to living.

Living room. Cream seating, leather, a calm warm floor.

Living room

Wide-plank oak

Cream seating, leather, a calm warm floor.

Great room. Fireplace and beams over a warm oak floor.

Great room

European white oak

Fireplace and beams over a warm oak floor.

Open kitchen. Vaulted and beamed, oak run out to the dining.

Open kitchen

Wide-plank oak

Vaulted and beamed, oak run out to the dining.

Primary suite. Floor-to-ceiling glass, oak quiet underfoot.

Primary suite

Pale European oak

Floor-to-ceiling glass, oak quiet underfoot.

Bedroom. Garden views, warm light oak, airy and calm.

Bedroom

Light oak

Garden views, warm light oak, airy and calm.

Great room. Exposed beams, scale, and the afternoon light.

Great room

European white oak

Exposed beams, scale, and the afternoon light.

Stair & landing. Light oak treads against white risers.

Stair & landing

White oak

Light oak treads against white risers.

Entry & stair. A curved stair in a soaring, bright foyer.

Entry & stair

Wide-plank oak

A curved stair in a soaring, bright foyer.

Photography · ProFloors & Cabinets project archive, Naples FL

Find the right wood for your rooms.

Compare boards, finishes and installation options with a ProFloors project manager. Tell us about your home and the look you have in mind.

Start with what you have.

Room photos, a floor plan or a few inspiration images are a useful starting point. Exact measurements can come later. Planning from out of town? Tell us when you expect to be in the area.

Material selection table inside the ProFloors & Cabinets Naples showroom
2033 Trade Center Way, Naples · Our showroom, your starting point.

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Hardwood flooring questions.

The questions we actually get asked, answered the way we would on the showroom floor. The specs are under them if you want to go deeper.

  • Can you install hardwood over existing tile?

    It may be possible when the flooring manufacturer permits the method and the existing floor is suitable. We need to assess the tile’s condition and bond, finished heights, transitions and the proposed installation system before confirming the approach.

  • Why consider engineered wood over a concrete slab?

    Engineered hardwood combines a real-wood surface with a layered core. It can offer useful installation options over concrete, but the selected product and site still need a moisture and preparation assessment.

  • Select or Character grade?

    These describe different appearances. Compare the actual collection’s grade definitions and samples: grain, knots and color variation affect the overall look. Not every grade is offered in every color or format.

  • Oil or lacquer?

    Finish affects appearance, maintenance and repair options. Compare the exact floor’s finish and written care instructions; do not assume every finish can be spot-repaired or treated with the same cleaner.

  • Can I compare boards before deciding?

    Visit the Trade Center Way showroom to compare available samples and discuss your shortlist. Call ahead if you want to see a specific collection, color or format so the team can confirm what is available.

  • What about dust and living in the home?

    Preparation and removal can create dust even when the new floor is factory-finished. Discuss protection, cleanup and access with your project manager, and confirm whether the proposed work allows rooms to remain occupied.

  • Can a hardwood floor be refinished later?

    That depends on the product, wear layer, previous work and current condition. Request the manufacturer’s guidance and have the floor assessed before assuming sanding, recoating or a particular number of refinishes is possible.

  • Can you coordinate flooring and cabinets?

    Yes. Bring flooring and cabinet samples together with your counters and other finishes. One project manager coordinates the ProFloors scope so selections and installation requirements can be discussed as one project.

The specs, if you want them

Everything a designer or a builder would ask us for.

  • What to compare in a RIVA floorFormat, construction and finish - look at the exact collection together.
    • The scale of the room

      Compare plank width, length, grade and color variation in physical samples. RIVA collections offer different formats, including TIERRA. The right choice depends on the room and the look you want.

    • The product and the property

      Review the current specification for the selected collection, then assess the subfloor and jobsite against its installation requirements. Engineered wood still needs suitable moisture and indoor conditions.

    • Care you can plan for

      Ask for the finish, cleaning instructions and applicable warranty documents. Repair or refinishing options depend on the floor and its condition; no finish is scratch-proof.

  • Technical specsSpecies, core, wear layer, widths, and the Florida moisture plan.
    Species
    European white oak, domestic oak and hickory options
    RIVA
    Compare the current collection and format
    Construction
    Verify core and thickness by collection
    Wear layer
    Check the exact product specification
    Finish
    Review the selected finish and care guide
    Widths & colors
    Collection-specific choices
    Conditioning
    Current manufacturer and jobsite requirements
    Moisture plan
    Documented assessment for the selected system
  • What changes in a Naples homeSlab moisture, humidity acclimation, condo HOA rules, and snowbird timing.
    • Concrete subfloor.

      Ask how the slab will be assessed and which moisture test and preparation requirements apply to your selected flooring, adhesive and moisture-control system. Keep results and the agreed scope together.

    • Indoor conditions.

      Flooring conditioning and installation readiness depend on current manufacturer instructions and the actual jobsite. Discuss climate control before, during and after the work, including periods when a seasonal home is unoccupied.

    • Condo requirements.

      Bring the building’s current renovation and acoustic requirements. The proposed flooring assembly, approval documents and delivery access should be reviewed before the installation schedule is confirmed.

    • Your move or return date.

      Share travel, closing and furniture-delivery dates early. Product availability, site readiness, building approvals and the written scope determine the confirmed sequence.

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