Service Areas

Wilmington is Delaware's largest city — and one of our most active service markets.

Newark, home of the University of Delaware, is one of our closest and most frequently served markets.

Delaware's capital city has a rich mix of historic homes in the downtown district and established residential subdivisions spread across Kent County.

Middletown is one of Delaware's fastest-growing communities — and one of our busiest service areas.

Smyrna sits at the crossroads of New Castle and Kent counties, combining a charming historic downtown with growing residential neighborhoods.

Hockessin is one of Delaware's most desirable communities — known for its wooded lots, quality schools, and well-maintained homes.

Bear is one of New Castle County's largest unincorporated communities, packed with suburban neighborhoods developed from the 1970s through the 2000s.

New Castle is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the United States — settled in 1651.

Milford straddles the Kent and Sussex county line along the Mispillion River, with a growing downtown and a mix of historic Victorian homes and newer suburban development.

Rehoboth Beach is Delaware's premier resort destination — and hardwood floors here face unique challenges from salt air, beach sand, and seasonal humidity.

Claymont sits on Delaware's northern edge where the state meets Pennsylvania, a compact community of prewar homes and mid-century development.

Newport is a small, old river town on the Christina just southwest of Wilmington.

Elsmere is a dense, walkable town wedged between Wilmington and Newport, built out largely in the first half of the twentieth century.

Greenville anchors Delaware's chateau country northwest of Wilmington, an area of estates, converted mill properties and high-end custom homes.

Delaware City is a preserved nineteenth-century canal town on the Delaware River, with an intact historic district and some of the oldest residential floors in the county.

Glasgow is a large suburban community along the Route 40 corridor south of Newark, developed heavily from the 1980s onward.

Odessa is a tiny, exceptionally well-preserved eighteenth-century town on the road south from Wilmington.

Townsend sits in southern New Castle County where suburban growth meets working farmland.

Clayton is a small Kent County town beside Smyrna, built around the railroad and now growing with new residential development.

Harrington is a southern Kent County town known for the Delaware State Fair and its railroad history.

Georgetown is the seat of Sussex County, built around a central circle laid out in 1791.

Seaford sits on the Nanticoke River in western Sussex County, a town shaped by DuPont's first nylon plant and the housing that came with it.

Lewes calls itself the first town in the first state, settled in 1631.

West Chester is the historic county seat of Chester County, Pennsylvania — a walkable borough filled with Federal, Greek Revival, and Victorian architecture.

Philadelphia's iconic rowhouse neighborhoods — from South Philly to Fishtown to Chestnut Hill — contain millions of square feet of original hardwood floors.

Chester is Pennsylvania's oldest city, founded in 1681, sitting on the Delaware River between Wilmington and Philadelphia.

Media is the Delaware County seat, a walkable borough of Victorian architecture along State Street.

Kennett Square is a historic borough in southern Chester County, known for mushrooms, Longwood Gardens and a well-preserved downtown.

Swarthmore is a small college borough built around its Quaker-founded campus, with a tree-lined residential grid of substantial older homes.

Springfield is a settled Delaware County township of postwar neighborhoods, consistently one of the region's most stable residential communities.

Drexel Hill is a dense, established community in Upper Darby Township, built out in the 1920s through 1940s with stone twins and colonials.

Upper Darby is one of Pennsylvania's largest townships, a dense and diverse community directly on Philadelphia's western border with enormous quantities of prewar housing.

Havertown, in Haverford Township, is a family-oriented Main Line-adjacent community of well-kept prewar and postwar homes.

Broomall is the main community of Marple Township, a postwar suburb of solid mid-century homes on wooded lots west of Philadelphia.

Newtown Square spans old Delaware County farmland and newer upscale development, with housing ranging from eighteenth-century stone to recent custom construction.

Wayne is a classic Main Line town straddling several townships, built around the Pennsylvania Railroad with substantial Victorian and colonial revival housing.

Bryn Mawr is a Main Line community built around its college and railroad station, with large period homes and a substantial student and faculty housing sector.

Ardmore is the commercial heart of the Main Line, a dense and walkable community mixing period homes, twins and newer apartment development.

Malvern is a small Chester County borough with a preserved downtown, surrounded by townships that have grown substantially with corporate development along Route 202.

Exton sits at the crossroads of Route 30 and Route 100 in central Chester County, a growth hub of newer residential communities and retail development.

Downingtown is a historic Chester County borough on the East Branch of the Brandywine, with an old core and considerable newer growth around it.

Coatesville is a western Chester County steel city with dense older housing and an active reinvestment effort.

King of Prussia is a major Montgomery County commercial center with substantial residential neighborhoods and one of the region's largest corporate office populations.

Baltimore's iconic rowhouse neighborhoods — Federal Hill, Canton, Fells Point, Hampden — are home to millions of square feet of original hardwood flooring.

Elkton, the seat of Cecil County, Maryland, sits just over the state line from Delaware — one of our closest Maryland markets.

North East sits at the head of the Chesapeake Bay in Cecil County, a small town with a historic main street and a strong seasonal waterfront population.

Perryville sits on the east bank of the Susquehanna where it meets the Chesapeake, a Cecil County town with deep railroad history and a growing residential base.

Rising Sun is a small town in northern Cecil County near the Pennsylvania line, surrounded by farmland and Amish and Mennonite agricultural communities.

Havre de Grace sits where the Susquehanna meets the Chesapeake, a historic waterfront city with a well-preserved Victorian downtown.

Aberdeen is a Harford County city defined by the Aberdeen Proving Ground, with a housing market shaped by military and civilian defense employment.

Bel Air is the Harford County seat, a town with a preserved historic core surrounded by extensive suburban growth north of Baltimore.

Towson is the Baltimore County seat and a major regional center, combining substantial period housing with a large university population.

Columbia is a large planned community in Howard County, developed from 1967 onward into one of Maryland's most populous and affluent communities.

Ellicott City combines a dramatic historic mill town on the Patapsco with extensive modern suburban development across Howard County.

Chestertown is a colonial port on the Chester River on Maryland's Eastern Shore, with one of the finest concentrations of eighteenth-century architecture in the state.

Annapolis is Maryland's capital and a colonial seaport, with a historic district of national significance and a substantial waterfront property market.

Cherry Hill is South Jersey's largest and most affluent suburb — a sprawling community of well-maintained split-level, colonial, and ranch homes, many of which contain original hardwood floors from their 1960s and 1970s construction.

Pennsville sits directly across the Delaware River from Wilmington at the New Jersey end of the Delaware Memorial Bridge.

Salem is the seat of Salem County and one of the oldest English settlements on the Delaware, founded in 1675.

Swedesboro is a small historic borough in Gloucester County, founded by Swedish settlers and now surrounded by newer suburban growth along the Route 322 corridor.

Woodbury is the Gloucester County seat, a walkable small city with a long historic main street and dense residential blocks of Victorian housing.

Deptford is a large Gloucester County township built out heavily in the postwar decades, with substantial suburban housing around the Route 42 corridor.

Glassboro is a Gloucester County borough built around Rowan University, combining older town housing with a large and growing student rental market.

Mullica Hill is a preserved historic village in Harrison Township, known for its antiques district along Main Street and surrounding farmland now giving way to upscale development.

Camden sits across the Delaware from Philadelphia, a city with deep industrial history and a large stock of prewar rowhouses now seeing renewed investment.

Haddonfield is one of South Jersey's oldest and most affluent boroughs, a Quaker settlement with a strictly preserved historic district and exceptional period housing.

Voorhees is an affluent Camden County township developed largely since the 1970s, with a mix of established subdivisions and newer planned communities.

Marlton is the main community of Evesham Township in Burlington County, a large suburban market of family housing developed from the 1960s onward.

Moorestown is an affluent Burlington County township with a historic Quaker core along Main Street and substantial period housing on large lots.

Mount Laurel is a large Burlington County township of suburban and corporate development, with housing spanning the 1960s through the present.

Vineland is Cumberland County's largest city, a planned agricultural community founded in 1861 and now the commercial center of southern New Jersey's farm belt.

Bridgeton is the Cumberland County seat, home to New Jersey's largest historic district with more than two thousand protected buildings.