Boards Matched to Yours
The red oak strip under most Cape capes and ranches is a stock item on our truck, which is why a Barnstable repair rarely waits on material. Color is layered on in thin passes until the eye stops finding the seam.
The red oak strip under most Cape capes and ranches is a stock item on our truck, which is why a Barnstable repair rarely waits on material. Color is layered on in thin passes until the eye stops finding the seam.
The free estimate is where it starts. We read moisture levels, crawl under the Hyannis cottage to inspect the subfloor and mark the boards that truly have to go, nothing more.
Barnstable houses of a certain age squeak in the hall and open gaps where baseboard heat dries the boards. Screws from above cure the squeak, and tinted fill closes the seams.
Barnstable repairs come with twelve months of labor coverage from installers who hold a license, carry insurance and work to NWFA standards.



Barnstable repairs begin at $150 and every job is quoted on site, since the price depends on how many boards failed and what caused it. You get the figure in writing before the free visit is over.
Yes. We meter the boards as they dry over several days and change only those that stay cupped once the moisture is out.
Often not. We inspect from the crawlspace and from the room, get everything dry and replace only what stayed warped.
Yes. It is under nearly every cape and ranch in Barnstable, so it stays stocked on the truck and gets stained in thin passes until it matches.
Screws driven through the boards into the joists stop the movement, and putty tinted to the oak hides each head.
Yes. Heat shrinks those boards every winter, so the seams get a flexible tinted fill that holds through the seasons.
Most Barnstable repairs are scheduled within the week, and a small patch is usually finished the same day it is started.
Twelve months on the labor, from installers who are licensed, insured and NWFA trained.