Boards Matched to Yours
Capes and two families from the postwar years usually have red oak strip. We keep similar boards on the truck and tone the new pieces until the join disappears.
Capes and two families from the postwar years usually have red oak strip. We keep similar boards on the truck and tone the new pieces until the join disappears.
The free visit includes a moisture reading, a look beneath the floor where we can reach it, and a plain list of the boards that really must be replaced.
As buildings settle, boards pull away from the baseboard and the stairs start to talk. Fasteners from above and tinted filler quiet and close them.
Each repair has twelve months of labor coverage, from licensed and insured NWFA certified employees.



Jobs begin at $150, with the final number written up at your house, because no two damaged floors match. We inspect first and give you a single figure.
Often yes, if it dries flat. Moisture readings decide which boards need replacing.
Screws are driven through the board into the joists, and the heads are filled so they disappear.
Yes, new boards are toned in layers against a sample from your floor.
Tinted filler closes them, then a light coat of finish blends the area.
Shallow marks sand away, but deep ones mean the strip has to be replaced.
Booking the estimate online takes $250 off, and visits are usually within days.
Yes, for a year on labor, performed by our own crew.