Boards Matched to Yours
Edgewood floors and Garden City capes use different oak widths, so we bring the right size and blend the stain until no line shows at all.
Edgewood floors and Garden City capes use different oak widths, so we bring the right size and blend the stain until no line shows at all.
We visit for free, look at the stain or cupping, take a reading and tell you plainly whether a few boards or a bigger fix is the honest answer.
After a kitchen remodel, the old cabinet line often leaves a bare strip. We lace in oak to fill it and fasten any loose boards around it.
Our own licensed, insured installers learned the work the NWFA way, and each repair they do is guaranteed for twelve months.



Every job depends on the damage and the cause, so we come out free, look it over and give you a firm price on the spot.
Yes. We lace new oak into the bare strip so the rows continue, then stain and seal it to match the rest of the kitchen.
Often. We check the moisture from below, give the wood time to dry, and change the ones that will not flatten.
No. We match the sheen as well as the color, so the patch does not catch the light differently from the old floor.
Yes. Older homes often have narrow red oak, and we bring that width and tune the stain until the new boards blend in.
Only the dark ones. Light marks sand out, but the black ones soak right through, so those pieces get replaced.
Usually the day after we visit, and a small patch is often done from first cut to last coat in one day.
Yes. Our own licensed and insured people, trained the NWFA way, do every repair, and their labor carries a one year guarantee.