Boards Matched to Yours
Red oak strip is common in local capes and colonials. We carry it on the truck and brush the color on in stages until the new boards vanish.
Red oak strip is common in local capes and colonials. We carry it on the truck and brush the color on in stages until the new boards vanish.
Request a free estimate. We read the floor with a meter, look at the subfloor from the cellar and tell you which boards must be replaced.
Squeaks in the hall and gaps along the radiators are typical in older homes. Screws go in from above and tinted putty closes the seams.
Each repair has a year of labor warranty, and everyone on the job is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



It depends on the number of strips and the cause of the damage. After a free visit you get a written quote, with repairs starting from $150.
Yes. We dry it, follow the moisture readings for days and replace only the boards that do not flatten.
Not necessarily. We look from the cellar and from the room, dry everything and replace just the strips that stay damaged.
Yes. It is in most local capes and colonials, so we keep it on hand and build the color in stages until it matches.
Small screws go from above into the framing, and tinted putty then hides the holes.
Yes. Heat dries the boards out, so we fill the seams with a tinted compound that lasts through the seasons.
Often within the same week, and a small patch is usually cut, set and coated within a day.
Labor is covered for a year, and our installers are licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.