Boards Matched to Yours
We look at species, width and how the grain runs, then dab stain on spare boards until the new pieces sit next to the old ones without a line.
We look at species, width and how the grain runs, then dab stain on spare boards until the new pieces sit next to the old ones without a line.
At the free visit we read the moisture, look under the damage and explain what went wrong, so the same problem does not come back next year.
Creaky boards get pinned down to the plywood below, and winter gaps that collect crumbs are packed with filler that matches your wood color.
Licensed, insured people who learned the trade the NWFA way handle every board, and our labor on each floor repair is covered twelve months.



Every repair is different, so we come to your home, see what broke and why, and give you a free price on the spot.
Yes. We match species, width and grain, then try a few stain mixes in your room until the new pieces disappear.
Most of the time no. With the water stopped and the boards dry, we test again and change just the ones still curled up.
Light stains can sand out. Dark ones are deep in the board, so we cut those out and set fresh oak in their spot.
We find what is moving and screw it back down to the subfloor, which usually ends the noise in a single visit.
Not when it is done right. We sand the spot, match the stain and add polyurethane until it reads as one floor.
A few boards are usually removed, swapped and coated in one day, often starting the morning after your estimate.
It is. Our licensed and insured team follows NWFA practice, and the labor on each repair carries a one year guarantee.