Boards Matched to Yours
Most colonials and ranches here have red oak strip, and we carry matching stock, then brush on color in layers until the patch blends.
Most colonials and ranches here have red oak strip, and we carry matching stock, then brush on color in layers until the patch blends.
Book a free estimate. A moisture meter, a view of the subfloor from below and a clear list of boards to change come first.
Older houses develop squeaks and gaps near heat registers. Screws go in from above and tinted fill closes the seams.
Repairs carry one year on labor from a crew that holds licenses, insurance and NWFA training.



Repairs start from $150 and are quoted on site once we see the number of boards and the cause.
Yes. We dry the floor, track readings and replace only boards that stay warped.
Often not. We inspect from the basement and the room and replace only strips that stay damaged.
Yes. It is common in local colonials and ranches, so we carry it and tone it to match.
Small screws are driven from above into the framing and the holes are filled.
Yes. Dry air opens seams, so we fill them with tinted putty that moves with the wood.
Usually in the same week, and a small patch can be cut, set and coated in a day.
One year on labor, done by NWFA trained installers with a license and insurance.