Boards Matched to Yours
Red oak strip in the standard widths is what sits in most colonials and capes around here. We carry it with us and build the stain up in coats until the new piece vanishes into the old floor.
Red oak strip in the standard widths is what sits in most colonials and capes around here. We carry it with us and build the stain up in coats until the new piece vanishes into the old floor.
Start with a free estimate. We take moisture readings, inspect the subfloor from the basement and point out exactly which boards have to be replaced.
Squeaking halls and gaps by baseboard heaters are common in Berkley homes. We screw from above and fill the seams with tinted filler.
Our repair labor is guaranteed for twelve months, and the technician on your floor is a licensed, insured employee who works to NWFA standards.



Board repair in Berkley starts at $150, and the total depends on how many strips are damaged and what caused it. We look at the floor for free and put a fixed price in writing, with no per foot guesswork.
Usually. We dry the floor, take meter readings for several days and then replace only the boards that will not lie flat again.
Not necessarily. We look from the basement and from the room above, dry everything and replace only the strips that remain damaged.
Yes. Nearly every Berkley colonial has standard red oak strip, so we keep it on hand and build the color in stages until it matches.
Trim screws go down through the boards into the joists, and each hole is filled with putty tinted to the oak, so the repair is invisible once it is done.
Yes. Dry heat shrinks those boards, so we pack the gaps with a tinted filler that moves with the wood through the seasons.
Often in the same week, and a small patch is normally cut, set and coated before the crew leaves that afternoon.
There is a one year guarantee on the repair labor. If the patch shifts or the color drifts as the finish cures, we come back and correct it, and every technician is licensed, insured and on our own NWFA trained staff.