Tariffs Rising? Whole Wood Has In-Stock Flooring Now

New tariffs are disrupting the flooring industry, but not Whole Wood... yet!

As of Spring 2025, the U.S. has implemented steep new tariffs on imported flooring materials from China, Canada, Mexico, all over Southeast Asia and Europe!. These policies are already driving up prices across the market, especially for hardwood and engineered flooring. Builders, remodelers, and homeowners across the country are bracing for higher costs and limited availability.

But here's the good news: Whole Wood is different.

Why Whole Wood Is the Smart Choice Right Now

We’ve spent years building up a gigantic in-stock inventory of premium hardwood flooring. Unlike other retailers who rely on imported goods affected by these new tariffs, our warehouse in San Carlos is packed with thousands of square feet of top-quality flooring— much of it sourced and stocked before the tariffs took effect.

That means:

• No tariff-driven price spikes (while supplies last)
• No shipping delays or inventory backlogs
• Immediate availability for your project

Whether you're remodeling a single room or flooring an entire home, this is the moment to buy before prices climb even higher.

Tariffs Are Changing the Industry

Recent government tariffs include:

• A 125% tariff on flooring imports from China — impacting engineered hardwoods and luxury vinyl.
• 25% tariff on Canadian and Mexican goods — hitting softwood lumber used in hardwood and engineered flooring

These changes are causing supply chain disruptions and price increases across the board. Industry-wide, materials are getting more expensive and harder to get. But not here yet.

Come See What’s In Stock

At Whole Wood, we believe in transparency—and in helping you make smart decisions. That’s why we invite you to visit our San Carlos showroom and warehouse, where you can see, touch, and take home real hardwood flooring without delay or drama. Visit us today!