Boards Matched to Yours
Plenty of homes here have red oak strip, and we keep matching lengths in stock, then layer toner over each patch until it disappears.
Plenty of homes here have red oak strip, and we keep matching lengths in stock, then layer toner over each patch until it disappears.
Book a free estimate and we read moisture, inspect the joists from below when possible, and mark which boards actually need to go.
Squeaks in an upstairs hall and gaps along baseboards appear as houses settle. Boards are screwed down from the top and the seams are packed with grain matched putty.
Repairs carry a year on labor, and every technician is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



Jobs differ too much for a flat fee, so repairs are quoted on site from $150. You get a firm number during the visit.
Not necessarily. We meter moisture first and replace only boards that will not flatten again.
We keep red oak in stock and tone new boards in layers until they sit with the old ones.
We sink screws through the boards into the joists, then fill and tone the heads. That removes the movement behind the noise.
Yes. We press tinted filler into the gap and brush a thin recoat over it.
After toning and finishing, most patches are hard to spot.
Within a few days most of the time, and booking online trims $250 from the estimate.
One year on labor, backed by our own employees.