FSC Certified
FSC Certified Hardwood Flooring
Barrett Brothers Flooring has been producing Forest Stewardship Council certified solid unfinished hardwood flooring since 1994. We strive to be your local, direct source for quality, certified sustainable wood flooring throughout New England and beyond. We pledge to be responsive to the needs of our customers and to stand behind the quality of every square foot we produce. We encourage you to call us with questions or comments.
The debate will always revolve around our forest resources. Now you can be sure your FSC Certified Barrett Brothers Flooring is from a sustainably managed stand of timber.
- Barrett Brothers brand hardwood flooring doing our part to protect a valued resource – THE WORLD’ S FORESTS.
- Promoting responsible management of the world’s forests and providing a truly enduring quality FSC Certified hardwood floor - LITERALLY GUARANTEED!
- Barrett Brothers Flooring brand has been certified in Chain-of-Custody since 1994. We were the first manufacturer of flooring to be certified in Chain-of-Custody as indicated by our certificate number SCS-COC-00010. (Sorry about all of the zeros; we’ve been certified since the beginning. Our commitment runs deep!)
- We Specialize in Certified Red Oak, American Cherry and Hard Maple
WHO? Hard working Americans, they could be your neighbors. Harold “Jake” Jaquins, Don Hawley, Mike Hawley, Doug Rodgers, Tim Seddon, David Moretz, Russel Van Alphen, Paul Mihlek, Lisa Bray, Will and Peter Barrett.
WHAT? FSC Certified is a system of forest management and product tracking that guarantees sustainability and establishes a chain-of-custody for our products
WHERE? Our harvested kiln dried 4/4 Lumber is mainly from New York and Pennsylvania and the flooring is manufactured at our one facility in southwestern Massachusetts.
WHEN? Now! We’re local, we’re sustainable; we’re the environmental choice.
WHY? Because we’re dedicated to bringing sustainable, renewable hardwood products to the marketplace. Healthy forests clean our air and water, provide habitat and recreation and endless supply of the wood that the world uses.
