Boards Matched to Yours
Red oak strip in the usual widths is what most Amesbury houses have, so the truck carries it, and we build the color up in layers until it blends.
Red oak strip in the usual widths is what most Amesbury houses have, so the truck carries it, and we build the color up in layers until it blends.
Schedule a free estimate. We put a moisture meter on the floor, check the subfloor from below and point out which boards really have to go.
Older Amesbury homes often have squeaky halls and gaps beside the baseboard heat. We screw from above and close the seams with tinted filler.
A year of labor warranty comes with the repair, and everyone on the job is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



From $150, with the final number driven by how many strips failed and what caused it. A free visit ends with a written quote, never a per foot guess.
Yes. The floor is dried, the meter is read for a few days, and only boards that refuse to flatten are replaced.
Not always. We look at it from the basement and from the room, dry it all out and change just the strips that stay damaged.
Yes. Nearly every Victorian and mill house in Amesbury has it, so the truck carries it and we layer the color until it matches.
We drive small screws through the boards into the joists and fill each hole with tinted putty so it disappears.
Yes. Baseboard heat dries the boards, so we pack the seams with a tinted compound that holds through the seasons.
Most repairs start inside the same week, and a modest patch is cut, fitted and finished before the crew leaves that afternoon.
The labor is covered for one year, and our NWFA trained installers carry a license and insurance.