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Red oak strip in standard widths covers most Bernardston capes and ranches, so it lives on our truck, and color is built up in layers until the new wood reads like the old. Wide farmhouse boards are a special order we match by sample.
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Nothing is charged for the Bernardston estimate. We read the floor with a moisture meter, look at the joists from the cellar stairs and point out which boards are actually finished and which can stay.
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Two complaints come up in every old Bernardston house: a hall that squeaks and gaps opening beside the wood stove. The first takes screws driven down into the joists, the second takes filler tinted to the oak.
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One year of warranty goes on Bernardston repair labor, and the people doing it carry NWFA training, insurance and a license.
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It depends on how many strips failed and why, and Bernardston repairs start at $150. You get a written quote after the free visit, and that is the number you pay.
Yes. A Bernardston floor that flooded dries under the meter for several days first, and only boards still cupped after that come out.
Usually not. The Bernardston crew looks from the cellar and from the room above, dries the whole area and replaces only strips that stay damaged.
Yes. It is what most newer Bernardston houses have, so it travels on the truck and gets colored in layers to match. Wide farmhouse boards are ordered by sample.
Screws go down through the Bernardston hall into the joists, and the small holes are filled with putty tinted to the oak.
Yes. Dry stove heat shrinks those Bernardston boards each winter, so the seams get a flexible filler tinted to the oak that stays through the season.
Bernardston repairs usually land on the schedule within the week, and a small patch is finished, cut to coat, in one afternoon.
Bernardston repair labor carries a one year warranty, and the installers are NWFA trained, insured and licensed.
