Boards Matched to Yours
Many older island houses carry red oak strip, so we keep matching boards and layer the tone until the new wood blends in.
Many older island 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 read moisture levels, look at the subfloor from below where we can, and show which boards actually need replacing.
Squeaks upstairs and gaps along the walls follow houses as they settle in sandy soil. Boards are fastened from above, then seams get tinted putty.
A twelve month labor warranty comes with repairs, and the crew is licensed, insured and NWFA trained.



The starting price for repairs is $150, with the final quote given on site since no two jobs are alike. We look at the damage and give you a number at the visit.
Yes. We dry the floor, monitor moisture and replace any board that stays cupped.
Not always. Moisture readings come first, and only boards that cannot lie flat are replaced.
We do, and the new wood is toned in layers until it disappears into the old.
Screws go from above into the joists and the heads are filled, which silences the hall.
Yes, with a filler tinted to the oak and a light recoat.
Visits are typically booked within days, and reserving online takes $250 off the estimate.
A full year on labor, performed by workers on our own payroll.