Boards Matched to Yours
Many Dumont houses from the 1930s to the 1950s have red oak strip, and we stock matching lengths and tone them in layers until the patch disappears.
Many Dumont houses from the 1930s to the 1950s have red oak strip, and we stock matching lengths and tone them in layers until the patch disappears.
Book a free estimate and we read moisture, look at the joists from below when we can, and mark exactly which boards must be replaced.
Squeaks in an upstairs hall and gaps along the baseboard appear as houses settle. From above we fasten the boards, then close the seams with grain tinted putty.
Repairs carry a year on labor, and each technician is licensed, insured and NWFA trained.



A flat price would not fit, so repairs are quoted on site and begin at $150. We see the damage first and name a firm number at the visit.
Often it is not. We meter moisture and replace only the boards that will not flatten.
We stock red oak and tone new boards in layers until they sit with the old ones.
The fix is screws through the boards into the joists, followed by filling the heads. That removes the movement behind the noise.
Yes. Tinted filler goes in, and a light recoat follows over the repair.
After toning and a matching finish, most patches are hard to find.
Usually inside a few days, and the online estimate booking is worth $250.
A one year labor guarantee from a crew that is on our payroll.