Boards Matched to Yours
Shore homes often have white oak or a light washed look, so we bring matching boards and keep adjusting the color until it fits the room.
Shore homes often have white oak or a light washed look, so we bring matching boards and keep adjusting the color until it fits the room.
At the free visit we check the moisture, look at the crawlspace or subfloor and explain why the wood moved, so it does not happen again.
Boards that rock or pop when you cross the room get screwed down, and the seasonal gaps where beach sand settles are filled to match.
Our licensed, insured team trained by NWFA fixes every board as if it were in our own house, and the labor is backed for one full year.



It comes down to how many boards are hurt and why, so we see the floor first and quote it free while we are there.
Yes. Spring is a busy time at the shore, so call early and we will plan the work around your opening date.
It can cup boards over time. We dry the room, test the wood and swap the pieces that stay bowed after it settles.
Damp air with no heat soaks into the wood. Once the room dries, many boards flatten, and we replace the ones that stay up.
Yes. We bring white oak in common widths and blend natural or washed tones on site until the new boards match.
Usually. Light scratches are hand sanded and recoated, and only deep gouges need filling or a new piece of wood.
Most small jobs are done in one visit, and the crew can often begin the morning right after your free visit.
They are. Our licensed and insured team trained by NWFA does each one, and our workmanship is warrantied for a year.