Howell is an American hardwood flooring manufacturer – in business since 1946 – dedicated to helping you find the right floor for your unique application. All our products are available in job lot quantities. Over the past seven decades, Howell Hardwood Flooring has evolved from a cut to size plywood manufacturer to one of the country’s leading manufacturers of hardwood flooring and hardwood plywood. Across the country, people from Manhattan penthouses to University of Alabama sorority houses walk across our hardwood flooring each day. Our flooring is installed in the historic five-star Hermitage Hotel in downtown Nashville, a Ritz-Carlton hotel in Philadelphia, and even in The White House in Washington, D.C. Our company was established in 1946 as Howell Plywood by Harry (Hap) Howell, Sr. He sought to capitalize on the tri-state area’s Tupelo Gum trees, which were highly sought after by the U.S. furniture and cabinet industries at the time. In the decades which followed, we supplied wood products to manufacturers which were used to build a wide variety of items across the country. This included U.S. Army footlockers, Magnavox TV consoles, sewing machine cabinets, school desks, pinball machines, ladies’ purse handles, and even wooden spacers used by the U.S. Mint in separating bundles of freshly printed dollar bills. In 1971 founder Harry Howell, Sr., passed away. His son, Harry Howell, Jr., led our company over 40 more years of growth and transition. Harry Howell, Jr., passed away in 2015 at the age of 81. Today, we continue to flourish under the third generation of leadership through company president, Harry (Clay) Howell, III. “From the very beginning in 1946, our company’s story has always been one of evolution,” says Clay Howell, III. “We’ll continue to develop, encourage, and retain our most important resource – our people – while empowering them to grow long term business relationships with existing and new products."