Boards Matched to Yours
Many homes here have red oak strip from the 1990s onward, and we stock matching boards, then build the toning in coats until the new piece fades into the old.
Many homes here have red oak strip from the 1990s onward, and we stock matching boards, then build the toning in coats until the new piece fades into the old.
Our free estimate includes moisture readings, a look at the subfloor from below where access allows, and a clear list of the boards that really have to be replaced.
As a house settles, hall squeaks and baseboard gaps tend to follow. We secure the boards with screws from the top and pack each seam with wood toned putty.
Twelve months of labor coverage backs each repair, performed by a licensed, insured crew with NWFA training.



Jobs start at $150 and are priced at your house, because each damaged floor is different. The price is given during that same visit after we have inspected the damage.
Yes. We dry the area, check it with a meter over several days, and replace boards that stay cupped.
Not necessarily. Moisture gets measured first, and we replace just the boards that cannot return to flat.
Yes, and the new pieces are toned in several coats until they disappear into the old floor.
We fasten the boards to the joists with screws from the top and fill the heads, so the noise ends.
Yes, with a filler that matches the oak and a thin coat of finish over the top.
The visit is usually booked within a few days, and picking the slot online takes $250 off.
We cover labor for twelve months, and our own employees perform the repair.