Boards Matched to Yours
Belmont colonials and two families mostly have red oak strip in common widths, which rides on our truck and gets colored in stages until the patch disappears.
Belmont colonials and two families mostly have red oak strip in common widths, which rides on our truck and gets colored in stages until the patch disappears.
The Belmont estimate costs nothing. A moisture meter goes across the floor, the joists get a look from the basement and you learn exactly which boards have failed.
Squeaky halls and gaps along the radiators are common in older Belmont houses. Screws go in from above and tinted filler closes the seams.
A year on the Belmont repair labor, from installers who are NWFA trained, insured and licensed.



By the count of strips and what caused the failure, with Belmont repairs starting at $150. A free visit ends with a firm quote in writing.
Yes. The Belmont floor dries first, the meter gets read over several days, and only the boards still cupped at the end are swapped.
Not always. The Belmont crew checks from the basement and the room, dries everything and replaces only the strips that stay damaged.
Yes. Nearly every older Belmont house has it, so it rides on the truck and gets colored in stages to match.
Small screws go from above into the framing of the Belmont hall, and tinted putty hides the holes.
Yes. Radiator heat shrinks those Belmont boards, and the seams get filler tinted to the oak that stays put through the heating season.
Often within the week in Belmont, and a small patch is normally cut, fitted and coated by late afternoon.
Belmont repair labor is covered for one year, and the NWFA trained installers are insured and licensed.