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Cobalt ranches and capes mostly have red oak strip in standard widths, so it rides in our van, and color goes on in layers until the patch disappears.
Cobalt ranches and capes mostly have red oak strip in standard widths, so it rides in our van, and color goes on in layers until the patch disappears.
Ask for the free estimate and we meter the boards, look at the joists from below and point to the exact strips that have to go.
Older village homes often have a squeaky upstairs hall and gaps at the baseboard heaters. Screws from above and tinted filler take care of both.
A one year labor warranty comes with the repair, and each worker on the job is licensed, insured and NWFA trained.



It comes down to how many strips failed and what caused it, starting at $150. After a free visit you get a firm quote in writing.
Yes, the room is dried, the boards are metered over several days and only the ones that stay cupped are replaced. The rest get sanded flush and recoated.
Not always, since many boards flatten as they dry out. We watch the meter and swap only the ones that do not recover.
We stock red oak strip in the common widths and can mill wider boards for village antiques. Color is layered until the new wood vanishes into the old.
Screws go from above into the joists and the heads disappear under tinted filler. While we are there, loose boards along the wall get refastened too.
Yes, filler tinted to the oak closes the seasonal gaps along heaters and walls. Wider gaps get a sliver of oak glued in.
A free estimate is usually within a few days and most repairs finish in one visit. Oak ships from Milford the next day.
One year on the labor from Brazil Floors. Our repair crew carries a license, insurance and NWFA training.