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We match red or white oak, the strip width and the grain, then keep adjusting test stain on the new wood until the seam is gone.
We match red or white oak, the strip width and the grain, then keep adjusting test stain on the new wood until the seam is gone.
Our free visit includes moisture readings and a look below the damage, because a patch over an unsolved leak fails by next year.
Strips that bounce get screwed into the joists, and cracks the furnace season pries open between rows get filled while they're still clean.
Licensed, insured techs with NWFA training handle every Billerica repair, and we guarantee their workmanship for twelve months.



No two patches are priced alike, which is why our visit is free and the quote follows a hands-on look. Many patches are quick, and when refinishing the whole room is smarter, we'll tell you.
In most homes, yes. We start by matching species, width and grain, and then keep tinting the replacement strips until they sit naturally beside the old ones.
Water, almost always. A dishwasher leak, ice backing up under the shingles, or a damp basement swells the wood, and we fix that source before repairing.
Usually. Loose spots get screwed down into the framing below, and that quiets most squeaks without opening up the floor or disturbing the rest of the room.
Nearly always. Swapping a few strips and refinishing that section is a fraction of what an all new floor costs, and you keep the original wood.
A simple patch is often wrapped up the same day. Drying out water damage or refinishing the whole room afterward adds a few more days to the schedule.
Yes. Light scratches usually sand right out. Deep urine marks need fresh strips, toned to blend with the floor around them, and we'll show you which spots qualify.
A full year covers the labor. Your repair tech is licensed, insured and trained under NWFA guidelines, and if a patch gives you trouble, we'll return.