Boards Matched to Yours
Berlin colonials and capes tend to have red oak strip in the standard widths, while the older farmhouses run to wide pine. Both ride on the truck, and we layer the color until the patch disappears.
Berlin colonials and capes tend to have red oak strip in the standard widths, while the older farmhouses run to wide pine. Both ride on the truck, and we layer the color until the patch disappears.
Set up a free estimate. We meter the floor, check the subfloor from the cellar and show you which boards truly need replacing.
Squeaky halls and gaps beside the baseboard heat are common in Berlin homes. We drive screws from above and close seams with tinted filler.
Your repair carries a year on the labor, and everyone on the job holds a license and insurance and works to NWFA rules.



Berlin repairs begin at $150. What you actually pay turns on how many boards failed and the reason behind it, so we come out free, inspect the damage and hand you a written quote instead of a per foot guess.
Usually. Dryers go in, we take moisture readings over several days, and once the floor has settled we swap just the boards that remained cupped.
Not always. We inspect from the cellar as well as the room above, let everything dry out and change just the strips that remain damaged.
Yes. Many Berlin farmhouses have it, and we bring red oak for the colonials too, building the color in stages to match.
Trim head screws driven from above pull the boards tight to the joists. The small holes get a putty mixed to your floor's color and are invisible from standing height.
Yes. Boards along baseboard radiators shrink from the constant warmth, so we pack the openings with a flexible filler tinted to your floor that stays put as the planks move between winter and summer.
Usually within the week. A small Berlin patch is typically cut, fitted and coated in a single afternoon.
The patch or board swap is warrantied for a year of normal use. Our Berlin repair technicians are insured, licensed and trained to NWFA standards, so a repair that fails is ours to redo.