Boards Matched to Yours
Many homes here have red oak strip laid in the 1970s through the 1990s, and we stock matching boards, then layer the toning until the new piece disappears.
Many homes here have red oak strip laid in the 1970s through the 1990s, and we stock matching boards, then layer the toning until the new piece disappears.
Schedule a free estimate and we take moisture readings, examine the subfloor from underneath if possible, and point out the boards that truly must be replaced.
A settling house often brings hall squeaks and gaps at the baseboard. Screws go in from above, and the seams are packed with putty tinted to the wood.
Every repair carries twelve months of labor coverage, from a licensed, insured and NWFA trained crew.



Work begins at $150 and is priced on site, since every damaged floor is its own case. You get the price at the same visit, once the damage is in front of us.
Yes. The area is dried and metered over time, and any cupped boards are replaced.
Not necessarily. Moisture is measured first, and only boards that will not flatten again are swapped.
Yes, and the new boards get coats of toner until they blend into the old floor.
Screws are driven from above into the joist and the heads are filled, ending the noise.
Yes, using filler colored to the oak and a thin recoat over it.
We typically book the visit within days, and reserving it online removes $250.
Our labor is covered for a year and performed by our own staff.