Boards Matched to Yours
We match the species, the board width and the grain, then brush test stain onto fresh boards until they read just like the floor nearby.
We match the species, the board width and the grain, then brush test stain onto fresh boards until they read just like the floor nearby.
At your free estimate we look at the damage, check the moisture and see what sits under the boards, so the repair holds up for years.
Loose boards get fastened tight to the subfloor, and the wide gaps that open every winter are filled so dirt stops collecting in them.
Each patch is handled by a licensed, insured crew with NWFA training, and we stand behind that labor for a full year once the crew packs up.



It depends on how many boards are damaged and why, so we look in person and give you a clear price at a free estimate.
Yes. Species, board width and grain all get matched, and we try stain samples on the new wood until it disappears into the room.
Usually not. We find the leak, check the moisture and replace only the boards that stay cupped or stained after drying.
Light surface marks can, but dark urine stains go deep into the wood, so we cut out those boards and weave in new ones.
We find the loose boards and fasten them tight to the subfloor, which stops most squeaks without tearing anything up.
We sand the area, match the stain and seal it with polyurethane, so the patch reads as part of the same floor again.
Most repairs can start the day after your estimate, and a few boards are often replaced, sanded and finished in one visit.
Yes. A licensed, insured crew trained to NWFA standards does the work, and each repair is backed for one year on labor.