Boards Matched to Yours
Red oak gets red oak, narrow strips get the same width, the grain runs the same way, and we test stain on each new piece until it blends into the strips around it.
Red oak gets red oak, narrow strips get the same width, the grain runs the same way, and we test stain on each new piece until it blends into the strips around it.
At the free estimate we inspect what happened, take pin meter readings and peek at the plywood from any crawlspace, so the fix survives winter.
Bouncy strips get screwed down again, and cracks that widen while the house sits closed from Columbus Day to Memorial Day are filled, so sand stops collecting.
Repairs are done by insured, licensed technicians with NWFA training, and each patch is covered for twelve months of labor once the last strip is in.



We price every repair once we have seen the damage, since a single cracked strip and a leak that cupped half a kitchen are very different jobs. That estimate visit is free.
Usually, yes. New strips are chosen to match your species, width and grain, and we try stain on scraps until the color blends. Sanding the full room afterward gives the most even result.
Heat or dry air while a house is shut makes oak shrink, so gaps open between strips. Some close again in humid summer weather, and any that stay open get filled.
Not always. Cupping comes from moisture underneath, so we find the source first and give the oak time to dry. Strips that flatten can stay, and the rest get replaced.
Light surface marks, yes. Dark urine stains soak far down into oak, so we cut those strips out, fit new wood and stain it until it disappears among its neighbors.
Yes. We fix damaged strips first, so sanding evens the new wood with the old. Refinishing afterward is $2.50/Sq Ft, stain included, if you want the whole room done.
Repair pricing is set once we see the damage. Repairs that include sanding are split, half when work starts and half at the end, and moving furniture costs $250 if needed.
Yes. Our licensed, insured crew guarantees repair labor for a year. If a strip we replaced ever loosens, we take the boat back over and make it right free.