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Red oak strip in standard widths fills most Ayer Victorians and ranches, so the truck carries it and the stain is built up in layers until the new boards disappear.
Red oak strip in standard widths fills most Ayer Victorians and ranches, so the truck carries it and the stain is built up in layers until the new boards disappear.
The visit is free. The moisture meter goes on the floor, the subfloor is checked from the basement, and you are shown which boards actually have to come out.
Older Ayer houses squeak in the hall and open gaps along the baseboard heat. Screws go in from above to silence the squeak and a tinted filler closes the seams.
Repair labor is guaranteed for one year. The installers are our own employees, licensed, insured and NWFA trained; no subcontractor touches your floor.



Board repairs begin at $150 and the final number depends on how many strips failed and what caused it. The free visit ends with a firm written quote.
Usually. We dry the room, track the meter over several days and replace only the boards that stay cupped once the wood has dried.
Rarely all of it. The moisture is read from the basement side and from the room, everything is dried, and just the strips that stay damaged come out.
Yes. Nearly every older house in Ayer has red oak strip, so it rides on the truck and the stain is layered until the patch blends.
Small screws go through the boards into the joists, and the holes are filled with putty tinted to the floor so they vanish.
Heat dries the boards closest to the register. A tinted filler that flexes with the seasons closes the seams.
Normally the same week, and a small patch goes in, gets sanded and is sealed in one trip.
Yes, one year on the labor. The installers are NWFA trained employees of Brazil Floors, licensed and insured.