Boards Matched to Yours
Mill homes here often have narrow maple or red oak, so we bring strips in the same size and mix stain on the spot until the color lines up.
Mill homes here often have narrow maple or red oak, so we bring strips in the same size and mix stain on the spot until the color lines up.
One free visit gets you a moisture test, a look at what is under the damage and a straight answer on what it takes to bring the floor back.
Old floors in busy homes loosen and creak, so we fasten every moving board to the subfloor and fill the gaps where grit keeps collecting.
Every board we touch is handled by licensed and insured pros who follow NWFA practice, and if a repaired board fails within a year, it is on us.



We price by what is damaged, how many pieces need changing and why, and you get that number for free once we see the floor in person.
Yes. Many landlords call us between tenants, and we swap cracked or stained boards so the unit is ready to rent again.
Yes. We find the drip, let the wood dry and check it with a meter, then change just the pieces that never flatten out.
We do. Maple strips are common here, and we find matching width and color so the new pieces blend with the old.
Yes. We cut out just the stained strips, fit new ones and stain them to match, so the rest of your floor stays.
Very little. We sand only the patch by hand, vacuum as we go and clean up before we leave your home.
Often the next day. Most jobs with only a few boards are cut, replaced and finished within a single visit.
Call us. Our licensed and insured installers stand behind their labor for one year, and we come back to sort it out.