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We start by naming the species, measuring strip width and reading the grain, and sample stains go on spare new oak until one sits invisibly beside your original floor.
We start by naming the species, measuring strip width and reading the grain, and sample stains go on spare new oak until one sits invisibly beside your original floor.
During the free visit we look at three things: the source of the damage, how damp the wood reads and the condition of the subfloor, so the repair lasts.
Loose strips that bounce or tick when stepped on are fastened again, and dry season gaps that catch dirt get filler pressed in and leveled smooth.
Every repair tech on our payroll is NWFA trained and carries a state license and insurance. If a patch lets go before a year has passed, they'll come back and redo it free.



Each repair gets priced at no charge after we inspect the damage in person. When carpet or vinyl sits on top and must go, plan on roughly $1.00/Sq Ft for removal.
Usually, yes. We confirm species, width and grain pattern, and brush stain on scraps of replacement oak until it blends with the strips you already have.
Not always. Often a small patch can be feathered into the surrounding finish, but if the room looks tired overall, refinishing all of it gives the most even look.
Moisture, nearly always. A slow leak, a damp crawl space or snowmelt at an entry makes strips swell, so we track down that water before replacing anything.
Yes. Deep urine stains rarely sand out, so we cut those pieces away, lace in new oak, then stain and finish the patch until it matches the floor around it.
Plenty of small fixes take just one day. Larger patches that need staining and finish may need a few days to complete and cure fully.
Pay labor the day our crew starts swinging hammers, and new wood once the delivery arrives. Repairs that include sanding a room are split fifty fifty.
Yes. Should our repair labor give out before next year's apple harvest, the return visit costs you nothing. Every tech holds NWFA certification and a state license, carries insurance and is on our own payroll.