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The older floors here are mostly red oak strip in standard widths. The crew brings it and brushes color in stages until the patch vanishes.
The older floors here are mostly red oak strip in standard widths. The crew brings it and brushes color in stages until the patch vanishes.
A free estimate includes a meter on the floor, a look at the subfloor from the cellar and a plain list of the boards that must be replaced.
Creaks in a long hall and gaps by a woodstove hearth are routine in old farmhouses. Long screws go down through the boards into the joists, and tinted filler hides the heads.
A repair is covered for a year on labor, and each worker is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA rules. Prices start at $150 and are quoted at the house.



Repairs start at $150 and move with the number of boards and the cause. You receive the final figure in writing after a free visit.
Yes. We dry the area, follow the readings for several days and replace only the boards that will not flatten.
Oak of the same grade is cut into the gap and tinted layer by layer, then a light sanding pass folds the repair into the room.
Often, by driving long screws through the boards into the joists and filling the heads in a matching tint.
Once the carpet is up the boards show, and the estimate says what can stay.
A few boards take a day. A large water repair can take several days to dry.
Yes, at $2.50/Sq Ft for sanding, stain and three coats. Plenty of owners redo the entire room so every board shares one color.
Labor is due when the crew arrives and material when delivered. The repair labor is warranted for one year.