Boards Matched to Yours
Most houses here have red oak strip or wide pine in standard widths, and we bring matching stock, then build the color up in layers until the patch disappears.
Most houses here have red oak strip or wide pine in standard widths, and we bring matching stock, then build the color up in layers until the patch disappears.
Book a free estimate. We meter the floor, check the joists from the basement and point out which boards actually need to come out.
Squeaky halls and gaps beside the baseboard heat are common in Eastford farmhouses. We drive screws from above and close the seams with a tinted filler.
Every repair includes a year on the labor, and each person on the job is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



Repairs start at $150 and are quoted on site by the number of strips and what caused the damage. After the free visit you get a firm written price.
Yes, we dry the area, track it with a moisture meter and replace only the boards that stay cupped. The rest is sanded and blended.
Not always, since oak that dries flat can be saved. We meter it over a week or two before deciding what to replace.
We bring red oak strip in standard widths and can source wide pine for the older farmhouses. The estimator checks the species and width at the visit.
Screws go in from above through the board into the joist, then the heads are hidden with tinted filler. Where the basement is open we also shim from below.
Yes, a flexible filler tinted to the oak closes gaps that open and shut with the seasons. Wide gaps may call for a slim replacement strip.
Most Eastford repairs are scheduled within a week of the estimate. Matching oak is usually on the truck, so the job is finished the same day.
One year on our labor. If a replaced board loosens or the color shifts from our work, we fix it free.