Boards Matched to Yours
Most homes built here after the war have red oak strip, so we keep matching boards and tone the color in layers until the patch vanishes.
Most homes built here after the war have red oak strip, so we keep matching boards and tone the color in layers until the patch vanishes.
Book a free estimate. We read moisture, look at the subfloor from the basement when we can, and show which boards really need to go.
Squeaks on the second floor and gaps along the walls are common as houses settle. Fasteners go in from above, and tinted putty hides the seams.
Repairs include one year on labor, and every crew member is licensed, insured and NWFA trained.



Repairs start from $150 and the exact number is quoted on site, because every job is different. We look at the damage and name a figure at the visit.
Yes. After drying the floor we monitor moisture, and any board that stays cupped is replaced.
Not always. Moisture readings come first, and only boards that cannot flatten are replaced.
We do, and the new boards get their color built up in layers so they merge with the old.
Screws driven from above into the joists, with the heads filled, end the squeak.
Yes. Tinted filler closes the gap and a thin recoat evens the sheen.
An online booking takes $250 off the estimate, and visits are typically scheduled within days.
Twelve months on labor, performed by our own payroll crew.