Boards Matched to Yours
Mid-century Edison houses usually hold red oak strip. We keep matching boards on hand and tone them in layers until the patch disappears.
Mid-century Edison houses usually hold red oak strip. We keep matching boards on hand and tone them in layers until the patch disappears.
The free visit covers a moisture check, a look at the subfloor from below when we can and a straight answer on which boards must go.
Hall squeaks and baseboard gaps appear as a house settles. Boards are fastened from above and the seams are packed with tinted putty.
Repairs carry twelve months of labor coverage from licensed, insured crew members with NWFA training.



Repairs start from $150 and are quoted on site, since no two floors fail the same way. After seeing the damage we give you a clear number at the visit.
Often it can. The room is dried, moisture is logged, and boards that stay cupped are replaced.
Not always. Moisture is measured first, and only boards that will not lie flat are swapped.
We keep matching stock, and new boards are toned in layers so they blend with the old.
Screws are driven from above into the joists, then the heads are filled in.
They are filled with tinted putty, followed by a light recoat.
The visit is set within days as a rule, and booking online takes $250 off.
Twelve months on labor, carried out by crew members on our own payroll.