Boards Matched to Yours
Most Columbia capes and colonials have red oak strip in standard widths, so we carry it in the truck and layer the stain until the patch disappears.
Most Columbia capes and colonials have red oak strip in standard widths, so we carry it in the truck and layer the stain until the patch disappears.
Schedule a free estimate and we read the floor with a meter, inspect the joists from below and mark the boards that truly need replacing.
Squeaky halls and gaps along the baseboard heat are common in older Columbia homes. Screws set from above stop the movement, and a filler tinted to the oak closes the gaps.
A year of labor warranty rides on every Columbia repair, and each person on the job holds a license, insurance and NWFA training.



It depends on how many strips failed and why, with Columbia repairs starting at $150. After a free visit you receive a fixed quote, not a per-foot estimate.
Yes. We dry the floor, track the moisture readings over several days and change only the boards that will not lie flat again.
Not necessarily. We look at it from the basement and from above, dry it out and replace just the strips that stay warped.
Yes. Nearly every cape and colonial here has it, so it rides in the truck and the color is layered to match.
Fine screws are driven from above into the joists, and tinted putty hides the heads. The squeak is gone the same day.
Yes. The heat shrinks the oak next to it, so the seams get a flexible filler matched to the floor color.
Usually the same week. A few boards are cut, fitted and coated in one trip.
One year on the labor. The people doing the repair are licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.