Boards Matched to Yours
Most Warehouse Point ranches and Broad Brook farmhouses have red oak strip in standard widths, so we keep it on the truck and build the color in layers until it blends.
Most Warehouse Point ranches and Broad Brook farmhouses have red oak strip in standard widths, so we keep it on the truck and build the color in layers until it blends.
Set up a free estimate. The estimator meters the floor, inspects the joists from the basement and points out exactly which boards have to come out.
Squeaky halls and gaps along the baseboard heat are common in older East Windsor homes. We drive screws down through the boards into the joists and pack the seams with putty tinted to the oak.
A year of labor warranty comes with every East Windsor repair, done by a licensed, insured installer trained to NWFA standards.



Repairs in East Windsor start at $150, and the final figure depends on how many strips failed and what caused it. After the free visit the quote comes in writing.
Yes. The room is dried out, metered for several days and only the boards that stay cupped are replaced.
Often not. We inspect it from below and above, dry it thoroughly and change only the strips that stay warped.
Yes. Nearly every ranch and farmhouse here has it, so we keep it on hand and layer the color to match.
Trim screws go through the boards into the joists, and tinted putty hides every head.
Yes. Baseboard heat dries and shrinks that oak, so we fill the gaps with a flexible compound tinted to the floor.
Within the week in most cases, and a small patch is cut, fitted and coated in a single trip.
Yes, for a year on the labor, and the installer who does it is licensed, insured and NWFA trained.