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We copy your floor's species, strip width and the direction its grain runs, then brush stain samples on the replacement wood till it settles in beside the original.
We copy your floor's species, strip width and the direction its grain runs, then brush stain samples on the replacement wood till it settles in beside the original.
During the free estimate, we look over what happened, read the moisture level and check the layers below, so the repair is still solid a few springs from now.
Strips that bounce or tick underfoot get fastened again to the subfloor, and those winter gaps that trap crumbs and dog hair are filled flush.
Our own NWFA trained crew handles every repair with full licensing and insurance. If their work fails within a year of the job wrapping, the return visit is free.



Each repair gets its own quote, given at a free estimate once we've seen the damage in person. If carpet or vinyl must come up first, removal runs about $1.00/Sq Ft.
In most cases. Once species, strip width and grain line up, we test a few stain mixes on the fresh pieces so they look at home beside the original.
Only if you want it. A small patch can be blended on its own, though when the finish has faded everywhere, sanding the full room looks most even.
Moisture, nearly always. A dishwasher drip, a damp cellar or a sticky July can push strips up at the edges, so we find the source before we fix anything.
Light marks often sand away. Dark urine stains soak in deep, though, so those spots get fresh wood, stained until it blends with everything around it.
Yes. We find where the strips have come loose and drive fasteners down through them into the framing, and most squeaks never come back.
Many fixes are done in a single visit. Larger water damage can take longer if the subfloor needs time to dry before new wood goes in.
Yes, for one full year on labor. Every repair tech we send is NWFA trained, licensed and covered by our insurance, and if a patch ever lifts or cracks, we return to fix it.