Boards Matched to Yours
Older country houses here often have red oak or heart pine, and we stock matching strips, then tone the color in layers until the patch vanishes.
Older country houses here often have red oak or heart pine, and we stock matching strips, then tone the color in layers until the patch vanishes.
The free estimate includes moisture readings, a look at the subfloor from below when we can, and a clear list of boards that need to go.
Squeaks in an upstairs hall and gaps along the walls show up as old farmhouses settle. Fasteners go in from above, and tinted putty fills each gap afterward.
Repairs carry a year of labor coverage, and crew members are licensed, insured and NWFA certified.



Repairs begin at $150 and are priced at the house, because every floor is different. We assess the damage and quote a firm number during the visit.
Yes. We dry the boards, follow moisture readings and replace any that stay cupped.
Not always. Moisture is checked first and only boards that cannot lie flat are replaced.
Yes, and new boards are toned in layers to blend with the originals.
Screws go from above into the joists and the heads are filled, so the squeak stays gone.
Yes, a filler tinted to your oak closes them, and a thin recoat finishes the repair.
Booking online takes $250 off the estimate, and the visit is usually set within days.
Labor is guaranteed for one year, and our own employees make every repair.