Boards Matched to Yours
Most older houses here have red oak strip flooring, and we bring matching stock and build the stain in thin layers until the new board vanishes.
Most older houses here have red oak strip flooring, and we bring matching stock and build the stain in thin layers until the new board vanishes.
The free visit includes a moisture reading and a look at the subfloor from the basement, so you see exactly which boards must be replaced.
Creaks in an upstairs hall and open seams beside radiators are common in houses of this age. Screws go in from the top, and tinted putty closes the gaps.
A year of labor warranty comes with each repair, and everyone on the crew holds a license, insurance and NWFA training.



Repairs start from $150 and are quoted on site by the number of boards and the cause. A written price follows the free visit.
Yes. We dry the floor, take readings over several days and replace only boards that stay warped.
Not always. We inspect from below and above, dry both sides and replace only the strips that stay damaged.
We do. It is common in local capes and colonials, so we carry it and stain in stages to match.
Small screws driven through the boards into the joists, with tinted putty over the heads.
Yes. Heat shrinks the wood, so we fill the seams with a tinted product that flexes with the seasons.
Usually inside a week, and a small patch is often cut, set and coated on one visit.
Labor has a one year warranty, and the installers are licensed, insured and NWFA trained.