Boards Matched to Yours
Same species, same width, same grain direction. Then trial stain on the replacement wood until it reads exactly like the strips around it.
Same species, same width, same grain direction. Then trial stain on the replacement wood until it reads exactly like the strips around it.
The free visit is a proper inspection: we press on soft areas, meter for moisture and look underneath, so the problem stays solved instead of returning.
Wobbly strips get screwed into the subfloor, and the winter cracks between rows that swallow crumbs get filled until the surface reads snug again.
Every patch is done by licensed, insured, NWFA trained staff, and a one year labor guarantee starts the day our van leaves your Acton street.



A photo helps us guess, but floors hide surprises, so the real number comes at the free visit. You'll have it in writing before a single strip gets cut.
Usually, yes. Vintage strip oak is common, and we choose replacement pieces matching that width and species, then tint them until both generations of wood look related.
Most of the time. Once the leak is fixed, the wood dries for a while under fans, then our meter tells us which pieces recovered and which ones must be replaced.
Those dark rings usually run straight through the oak, so we remove the affected strips, lace twins of them into place and finish the area to blend.
Usually a strip has loosened from its nails and rubs as it moves. Driving screws through to the joist below normally stops it permanently.
Not always. Dry heated air shrinks wood, and many gaps close again in summer. Gaps that stay open all year can be filled so dirt stops collecting.
Often within forty eight hours. A simple fix usually wraps up in one trip, while a bigger leak needs drying time before new wood goes in.
Every fix is handled by employees of ours, licensed and insured, and carries twelve months of labor coverage. If the spot acts up again, we return.