Boards Matched to Yours
Most houses built here in the eighties have red oak strip, so we stock matching boards and layer the tone in until the new piece is invisible.
Most houses built here in the eighties have red oak strip, so we stock matching boards and layer the tone in until the new piece is invisible.
Book a free estimate. We read moisture, look at the floor from below when we can, and show which boards truly have to go.
Squeaks in a second floor hall and hairline gaps along the walls appear as houses settle. We screw down from above and pack seams with tinted putty.
We stand behind repair labor for a year, using licensed, insured people with NWFA training.



Repairs begin at $150 and the exact figure is set at your house, since no two jobs match. We look over the damage and leave you with a clear number.
Yes. The area is dried, moisture is logged and boards that stay cupped are replaced.
Not necessarily. We measure moisture first and replace only the boards that cannot lie flat again.
We do, and new boards are toned in layers until they melt into the old floor.
Screws go from above into the joists, and the heads are filled, which ends the noise.
Yes. A filler tinted to your oak goes in, followed by a thin recoat.
Visits are usually booked within days, and online booking takes $250 off the estimate.
Yes, a year on labor from employees of ours.