Boards Matched to Yours
Matching starts with species, strip width and grain direction. Then stain samples go onto the new pieces, adjusted shade by shade until you cannot spot them.
Matching starts with species, strip width and grain direction. Then stain samples go onto the new pieces, adjusted shade by shade until you cannot spot them.
The free estimate is a real inspection. We study the damage, meter the wood for moisture and figure out what lies below the floor, so the fix lasts.
Loose strips get screwed down into the plywood, and the cracks that open up when the furnace kicks on get filled, leaving dirt no place to hide.
Licensed, insured and NWFA trained, the crew who fixes your floor is ours, and if their work lets you down inside twelve months, they come back.



Each repair has its own quirks, so we look first and quote second, at a free estimate. You get a written number before any work starts, and that first visit is on us.
Species, strip width and grain come first. Then stain gets mixed right in your room and dabbed on scrap pieces of the new wood, adjusted until it disappears next to the old.
Not always. Small patches can be sanded and finished on their own. When the rest of the floor looks dull anyway, refinishing the room for $2.50/Sq Ft makes everything match.
That is cupping, and moisture is nearly always behind it. A leak under a sink, a damp basement or muggy August air swells the wood. We find the cause before we touch the floor.
Usually, yes. We locate the loose spots and drive screws down into the joists or the plywood, which hushes most squeaks with nothing torn up.
Plenty of repairs wrap up in a single visit. When stain and finish need to cure, or wet wood has to dry first, we tell you how many days to plan for.
We aim for a patch you cannot find. Staggered strips, mixed stain and a feathered finish let the repair sink into the rest of the floor.
They do. Repair labor is warrantied twelve months, and every technician on the job is our own licensed, insured employee with NWFA training.