Boards Matched to Yours
Matching a repair involves board width, thickness, species and finish. We compare the existing floor before ordering replacements and explain visible differences that may remain.
Matching a repair involves board width, thickness, species and finish. We compare the existing floor before ordering replacements and explain visible differences that may remain.
Tell us when the damage appeared and whether moisture is still present. Fixing an active leak or other source comes before cosmetic work on the floor.
A squeak or gap can have several causes. The condition of the boards, fastening and supporting floor is reviewed before deciding on an appropriate repair.
Our written workmanship warranty applies to the agreed repair labor. It does not replace the need to correct ongoing moisture or movement outside that scope.



Sometimes. The condition, dimensions and availability of matching material determine whether a localized patch is practical.
An exact match cannot be promised. New wood, existing finish and aging can create differences; broader refinishing may improve the blend.
Yes. The moisture source needs to be addressed and conditions assessed before replacement or refinishing can be planned.
Not always. Deep discoloration may require replacement, and the condition below the boards may also need attention.
The result depends on the cause and access. We assess movement and explain what the proposed repair can reasonably address.
That depends on the repair and any associated sanding. We explain the access and furniture arrangements in the scope.