Boards Matched to Yours
Older homes here often have narrow oak or pine, and we match the species, then layer the color until the new board is hard to find.
Older homes here often have narrow oak or pine, and we match the species, then layer the color until the new board is hard to find.
Schedule a free estimate. Moisture readings come first, then a look from below where access allows, and you see exactly which boards must be replaced.
Gaps between boards and squeaks in a bedroom hall are common as a frame house dries out and settles. Boards are screwed down from the top, then seams are filled with putty matched to the wood.
Each repair carries a twelve month labor warranty, and the crew is licensed, insured and NWFA certified.



Repairs begin at $150 and the final figure is set on site, because each floor is different. We examine the damage and name the price during the visit.
Yes. The area is dried, readings are logged, and boards that remain cupped are swapped out.
We stock oak and can match pine species for older houses, then tone the color in layers. The patch blends in with the boards around it.
Fasteners are sunk through the loose boards into solid joists, then the holes are puttied flush. Once that is done the squeak does not return.
Yes, with filler tinted to the wood and a light recoat over it.
Yes, one room or one hallway is no problem. The new color is feathered out so it reads as one floor in the next room.
The estimate booked online takes $250 off, and we usually visit within days. Clearing furniture before the visit is something we do for a flat $250.
A year on our labor, from a crew that is on our own payroll.