Boards Matched to Yours
Red oak strip in the common widths covers most Auburn capes and ranches, so it rides on the truck, and the color is built up in thin coats until the patch vanishes.
Red oak strip in the common widths covers most Auburn capes and ranches, so it rides on the truck, and the color is built up in thin coats until the patch vanishes.
Start with a free estimate. A moisture meter goes on the floor, the subfloor gets a look from the basement, and you see which boards actually need to come out.
Older Auburn houses squeak in the hall and show gaps where the baseboard heat dries the boards. The squeak gets screws from above, and the seams get a tinted fill.
A year of labor warranty comes with every Auburn repair, done by installers who carry our license and insurance and follow NWFA practice.



Repairs in Auburn start at $150, quoted on site by counting the failed strips and finding out why they failed. You leave the free visit with a written figure.
Yes. The floor dries under a meter for several days, and we replace only the boards that are still cupped when it is done.
Not always. We check it from below in the basement and from above in the room, dry it all out and change only the strips that stay damaged.
Yes. Almost every cape and ranch in Auburn has it, so the truck carries it, and thin coats of color go on until the new wood matches.
Small screws go down through the boards into the framing, and tinted putty hides the heads.
Yes. The heat dries those boards, so the seams get a tinted fill that stays put through the seasons.
Usually within the week, and a small patch in Auburn is typically cut, set and coated before dinner.
A year on the labor, from NWFA trained installers who carry our license and insurance into your home.