Boards Matched to Yours
Many Cranford houses from the 1920s hold red oak strip, and we stock matching lengths and layer toner on them until the patch disappears.
Many Cranford houses from the 1920s hold red oak strip, and we stock matching lengths and layer toner on them until the patch disappears.
Book a free estimate and we check moisture with a meter, look at the joists from the basement when we can, and mark which boards truly must go.
Squeaks in a second floor hall and gaps along the baseboard come with age. Boards are fastened from above, then seams are filled with putty tinted to the grain.
A year of labor coverage applies to repairs, and the technicians are licensed, insured and NWFA trained.



Repairs start from $150 and are quoted on site, since no two boards fail the same way. We inspect the damage and name a firm number during the visit.
Often it is not. We meter the moisture and replace only boards that will not lie flat again.
We keep red oak on hand and tone new boards in layers until they sit with the old ones.
We drive screws from above into the joists and fill the heads, which removes the movement behind the noise.
Yes. A tinted filler goes into the gap and a thin recoat follows.
After toning and a matching finish, most patches are hard to find even from a crouch.
Visits are typically set within days, and an estimate booked online carries $250 off.
A year on labor, performed by our own staff.