Boards Matched to Yours
Most Danvers capes and colonials have red oak strip, and we keep matching stock in the van, then build the color in light coats until the patch is invisible.
Most Danvers capes and colonials have red oak strip, and we keep matching stock in the van, then build the color in light coats until the patch is invisible.
Book a free visit and we scan the floor with a moisture meter, inspect the framing from the basement and show you which boards truly need replacing.
Squeaks in the hall and gaps by the radiators are common in older houses here. We drive screws in from above and close the seams with tinted putty.
Your repair carries a year on the labor, and each person on the job holds a license and insurance and is trained to NWFA standards.



Repairs begin at $150 and depend on the count of boards and the reason they failed. After the free visit you receive a written quote.
Yes. We dry the floor, log readings for several days and replace only the boards that never lie flat again.
Not always. We inspect from both the basement and the room, dry everything and swap just the strips that stay damaged.
Yes. Most capes and colonials here have red oak, so we carry it and build the color in layers to match.
Small screws go through the boards into the framing, and tinted putty hides the heads.
Heat dries and shrinks those boards, so we close the seams with a flexible tinted fill that lasts through the seasons.
Often the same week. A small patch is usually cut, set and coated within a single day.
Labor carries one year of warranty, and our NWFA trained staff is licensed and insured.