Boards Matched to Yours
Most older houses here have red oak strip, so we stock matching boards and layer the tone in until the patch disappears.
Most older houses here have red oak strip, so we stock matching boards and layer the tone in until the patch disappears.
Book a free estimate. We read moisture, check the floor from below where we can and show which boards honestly need replacing.
Creaks in an upstairs hall and thin gaps along the walls show up as old houses settle. Fasteners go in from the top, then tinted putty fills the seams.
Repair work has one year on labor, and each crew member is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



The starting figure is $150, and we name the exact price at the house, as damage is never identical. We inspect the damage and leave you with a firm number.
Yes. We dry the room, read the moisture and replace boards that stay cupped.
Not necessarily. Moisture is measured first, and only boards that cannot lie flat again are replaced.
Yes, and new boards are stained in several thin layers until they melt into the older floor.
Screws set from above into the joists, with the heads filled, usually end the noise.
Yes. A filler colored to your oak goes in, followed by a thin recoat.
Visits are typically booked within days, and online booking takes $250 off the estimate.
Yes, for one year on labor, by employees of ours.