Boards Matched to Yours
Most East Granby capes and ranches have red oak strip in common widths, so we carry it with us and layer the stain until the new boards vanish.
Most East Granby capes and ranches have red oak strip in common widths, so we carry it with us and layer the stain until the new boards vanish.
Book a free estimate. We put a meter on the floor, look at the subfloor from the basement and show you which boards truly need replacing.
Squeaky halls and gaps by the baseboard heat are typical in the 1951 capes. Screws go through the boards into the joists and the open seams take tinted filler.
An East Granby 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 in East Granby begins at $150 and the quote moves with how many strips failed and what caused it. The East Granby visit is free and ends with a written figure.
Yes. The floor gets dried, the meter gets read for days, and only the East Granby boards that stay cupped come out.
Not necessarily. We read the floor from the basement and from above, dry it out and change only the strips still cupped a week later.
Yes. Nearly every cape and ranch in East Granby has it, so it stays on the truck and we brush the color in stages to match.
We run trim screws down through the East Granby boards into the joists and cover each head with putty tinted to the oak.
Yes. Baseboard heat dries the East Granby oak beside it, so we pack those seams with a flexible fill in the floor color that rides out the seasons.
Usually within the week, and a few boards in an East Granby cape are cut, set and coated in a single afternoon.
A year of labor coverage comes with every East Granby patch, and the installers doing it carry a license, insurance and NWFA training.