Boards Matched to Yours
Nearly every Andover house has red oak strip in standard widths, so the truck carries it, and color goes on in layers until new and old are one floor.
Nearly every Andover house has red oak strip in standard widths, so the truck carries it, and color goes on in layers until new and old are one floor.
Start with a free visit. A moisture meter goes on the floor, the joists get inspected from the basement, and you see exactly which boards must be replaced.
Squeaky halls and gaps beside the baseboard heat come standard in older colonials. We drive screws from above to stop the noise and pack the seams with filler tinted to the oak.
Every repair carries twelve months on the labor, and the installer doing it is licensed, insured and NWFA trained.



From $150, based on how many strips failed and why. A free visit ends with a written quote.
Yes. We dry it, meter it for several days and replace only the boards that will not flatten.
Rarely. We look from the basement and from above, dry the whole area out and replace only the strips still damaged once it is dry.
Yes. Nearly every house in town has it, so it stays on the truck and the color is layered until it blends.
Small screws go through the boards into the joists below, and tinted putty fills the holes so nobody can see them.
Yes. Heat shrinks those boards, so the seams are packed with a flexible tinted filler that rides out the seasons without cracking.
Usually within the week. A small patch is cut, set and coated before the afternoon is out.
Twelve months on the labor, and the NWFA trained installers doing it hold a license and insurance.