Boards Matched to Yours
Older homes often have narrow oak or wider boards from long ago, so we source the closest match and mix the color by hand until it settles in.
Older homes often have narrow oak or wider boards from long ago, so we source the closest match and mix the color by hand until it settles in.
We stop by at no charge, test the moisture and look closely at the boards, then explain your options before any work is scheduled.
Loose, noisy boards are pinned tight to the subfloor again, and gaps that open as the heat runs all winter are filled to match.
Every repair is done by our licensed, insured installers who follow NWFA guidance, and for twelve months their labor is fully guaranteed.



Not usually. We quote once we have seen the boards in question and the reason they failed. The visit and the quote cost you nothing.
Yes. We remove only the damaged boards, keep the original wood around them and match the profile and color closely.
A few bad boards stand out at showings. Replacing them and blending the finish often makes the whole room feel cared for.
Yes. Water rings that went dark have soaked through, so we swap those boards and blend the new ones into the room.
We can. We blend the new color to the floor as it looks today, so it sits right beside the sun faded boards.
Yes. Each board is leveled, sanded by hand along the grain and sealed so the floor feels smooth under your feet.
Usually within a day or two, and once you say yes, a small repair usually takes one visit from start to finish.
It is. The people who do it are licensed, insured and NWFA trained, and their labor on your repair is guaranteed a year.