Boards Matched to Yours
The 2 1/4 inch red oak strip found in most Boxborough colonials rides in our van, and the color on the new pieces is built up in layers until nobody can find the patch.
The 2 1/4 inch red oak strip found in most Boxborough colonials rides in our van, and the color on the new pieces is built up in layers until nobody can find the patch.
A free estimate starts it. Out comes the moisture meter, the subfloor gets a look from the basement stairs, and you see exactly which boards have to come out.
Squeaks in the upstairs hall and gaps along the baseboard heaters are common complaints in Boxborough. Screws go in from above and the seams get a tinted filler.
A year of labor warranty rides with every repair, and each installer on the job holds a license, insurance and NWFA training.



From $150, with the final figure set by how many strips failed and what did it. The visit is free and the quote that follows is in writing.
Yes. The floor is dried, meter readings are logged over several days, and only the boards that refuse to flatten get replaced.
Rarely all of it. Meter readings from below and from the room upstairs tell us what dried and what did not, and only the strips that stay damaged get swapped.
Yes. Almost every colonial here has it, so it lives in the van and the color is layered on until the patch matches.
Small screws go down through the boards and bite into the framing, then tinted putty hides each hole.
Yes. The heat dries those boards out, so we close the seams with a tinted filler that keeps up with the seasons.
Usually within the week, and a small Boxborough patch is cut, set and coated well before dinner.
The labor is covered for twelve months, and the NWFA trained installers who do the work hold a license and insurance.