Boards Matched to Yours
Red oak strip in common widths is in most houses here, and we bring the same stock, then build the color in stages until the patch disappears.
Red oak strip in common widths is in most houses here, and we bring the same stock, then build the color in stages until the patch disappears.
Book the free estimate. A moisture meter goes over the floor, the subfloor is checked from below and we point out the boards that truly must change.
Creaky hallways and gaps by the baseboard heat show up in older homes. We fasten from the top with screws and cover the seams with matched filler.
Repairs carry a one-year labor warranty, and every person on the job is licensed, insured and NWFA certified. Pricing is set on site, from $150.



Repair begins at $150 and is priced at the house. There is no per-foot rate because every floor has different damage.
Yes. The damaged strip is removed, a matching oak piece replaces it and the finish is feathered into the surrounding boards.
Frequently not. After drying and a moisture reading, only the boards that stay cupped get replaced.
Deep ones rarely sand away, so those strips are replaced and the new oak is tinted to blend.
Yes. We locate the loose spots, drive screws from above and fill the seams.
Matching oak rides in our truck, and we build up the color in layers at your house. The result is shown to you before the final coat.
You owe labor when the crew walks in and material when it is dropped off. If sanding is part of the repair, it is billed half at the start and half at the last coat.
A year of warranty covers our labor, and any new material has its own manufacturer coverage. The team on site is licensed, insured and NWFA trained.