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Older farmhouses here may have wide plank floors, while newer homes use narrow oak strip. We hunt down a matching species and width, then try color on spare offcuts.
Older farmhouses here may have wide plank floors, while newer homes use narrow oak strip. We hunt down a matching species and width, then try color on spare offcuts.
During the free inspection we chase down the cause: a frozen supply line, an ice dam leak, a cracked dishwasher hose or a door sill that lets rain blow in.
Planks that bounce by the farmhouse sink get anchored to the framing below, and the winter gaps that woodstove heat opens up are filled flush with the surface.
The person fixing your floor trained under NWFA standards, is state licensed, insured and a full time employee. Mended spots that lift or crack in year one get redone free.



Photos give us a rough idea, but subfloors can hide problems. The firm number comes after a free look in person, written out, before any saw comes out.
Often, yes. We source matching species and widths, mill pieces to size if needed, then tint them until new and old wood sit side by side without standing out.
Not always. Once the plumbing is fixed, fans run around the clock for several days, and readings from a pin meter tell us which planks will flatten and which must go.
Yes. Light scorching sands out. Deeper burns need those planks replaced, and a larger hearth pad in front of the stove helps keep it from happening again.
Replacing a few planks often takes one day. If stain blending or sanding is needed, a second visit follows after the color has dried.
We aim for no one noticing. Stain gets mixed on offcuts and we match the sheen of your current finish, so even you'll have to hunt for the new planks.
Damage varies a lot, so pricing follows the free inspection. Pulling up old flooring, if needed, is near $1.00/Sq Ft. Our crew moves a heavy hutch, sofa or bed frame for $250 flat.
Yes. Every repair carries twelve months of workmanship coverage. If a mended plank lifts, cracks or squeaks again in that window, a tech returns to sort it out.