Boards Matched to Yours
Most older shore houses carry red oak strip, so we keep matching boards and layer the tone until the new wood blends in.
Most older shore houses carry red oak strip, so we keep matching boards and layer the tone until the new wood blends in.
Book a free estimate. We take moisture readings, look at the subfloor from below where we can, and point out which boards truly need replacing.
Squeaks upstairs and gaps beside the walls follow houses as they settle. The fix is fasteners from above and seams filled with tinted putty.
Each repair is covered for twelve months on labor, by a licensed, insured crew with NWFA training.



Repair work starts from $150 and is quoted on site, because each job is different. We inspect the damage and state a figure at the visit.
Yes. The floor is dried, moisture is tracked, and boards that stay cupped are replaced.
Not necessarily. Readings come first, and only boards that will not flatten are replaced.
We do, and new boards are toned in layers to merge with the old.
Screws go in from above into the joists, and filled heads leave the hall silent.
Yes, with a filler tinted to your oak and a light recoat.
An online booking takes $250 off the estimate, and visits are usually scheduled within days.
One year on labor, from a crew of our own employees.