Boards Matched to Yours
Most Durham capes and ranches have red oak strip in common widths, so we carry it with us and layer the stain until the new boards disappear.
Most Durham capes and ranches have red oak strip in common widths, so we carry it with us and layer the stain until the new boards disappear.
Book a free estimate. We put a meter on the floor, look at the subfloor from the cellar and show you which boards truly need replacing.
Squeaky halls and gaps by the baseboard heat are typical in these old frames. Screws go down through the Durham boards into the joists and the open seams take a filler tinted to the oak.
Your repair carries a year on the labor, and everyone on the job holds a license and insurance and is trained to NWFA rules.



Board repair starts at $150 and depends on the count of failed strips and the cause. The free visit ends with a written number.
Yes. We dry the floor, follow the readings for several days and change only the boards that never flatten again.
Not necessarily. We inspect from the cellar and from the room, dry it all and replace just the strips that stay damaged.
Yes. Nearly every local cape and ranch has it, so it stays on the truck and we brush the color in stages to match.
Small screws go through the boards into the framing, and the holes are filled with tinted putty so they hide.
Yes. Dry heat shrinks those boards, so the seams get a tinted fill that holds through the seasons.
Often the same week, and a small patch is usually cut, set and coated well before supper.
The labor is covered for a year, and our NWFA trained installers are licensed and insured.