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We identify the wood species and match thickness, width and grain. A test piece helps you see how the repair may blend once finished.
We identify the wood species and match thickness, width and grain. A test piece helps you see how the repair may blend once finished.
If a leak caused the damage, the source needs attention first. We check moisture and explain what must dry before fresh wood goes in.
Soft spots, movement and gaps can point to different problems. We inspect the affected area and the base before pricing a patch.
Your written estimate identifies the proposed repair and the areas it covers. Ask about workmanship coverage and how to protect the surface.
We provide a free estimate at home. The written quote explains the damage, proposed repair and price with no hidden fees.
Sometimes. We compare the wood, width and finish, then decide whether a small patch can blend with the rest of the room.
Have the leak stopped first. We check moisture and explain what needs to dry before sanding or replacement is considered.
We compare species, dimensions and grain. A stain sample can show how the repair may look beside the existing finish.
Movement can come from the hardwood, its fasteners or the base below. We inspect the area before suggesting a fix.
It depends how deep it goes. We inspect the affected strips and discuss replacing only the area that cannot be restored.
New and old wood can take color differently. We test the match and explain what you are likely to see in your room.
Often you can. Once the repair is stable, we discuss a full refinish if you want the color and sheen to look more uniform.