Boards Matched to Yours
Red oak gets red oak, two and a quarter inch strips get the same, grain lines up, and trial stain goes onto each replacement until it melts into its neighbors.
Red oak gets red oak, two and a quarter inch strips get the same, grain lines up, and trial stain goes onto each replacement until it melts into its neighbors.
During that free look we size up the damage, push a pin meter into the wood and, where a basement allows, inspect the plywood from below so the fix holds for years.
Strips that bounce get screwed back down, and seasonal cracks between them are packed with filler so sand from the driveway stops collecting.
Every patch comes from our licensed, insured repair specialists with NWFA training, whose labor we guarantee for twelve months afterward.



Each repair gets priced in person, because no two are alike. The estimate is free, and the number is in your hands before any saw comes out.
Most of the time. We pair up the species and width, then trial stain on the new pieces. When needed, matching strips get borrowed from a closet floor.
Moisture from below, usually a leak or a damp basement. We locate the source, let the strips dry for a while, then replace whatever never settles.
A small patch can usually be blended by itself. If the room has an older finish, a complete sand and refinish, $2.50/Sq Ft, evens everything out best.
Furnace heat dries indoor air, and oak gives up a little moisture and shrinks. Cracks that stay open in July get filled, and a humidifier helps through February.
Yes. Squeaks come from wood rubbing against loose nails. We screw those spots into the joists so the hall stops talking back.
Price is agreed at the visit. Repair labor is settled once our van arrives, and sanding work gets divided, half at kickoff and half on completion.
A full year on our labor. If the patch shifts or the finish peels because of something our crew did, we send someone back without charge.