Boards Matched to Yours
Matching begins with species, strip width and how the grain runs. Stain samples then get rubbed onto offcuts of fresh wood, tweaked until they vanish beside the old.
Matching begins with species, strip width and how the grain runs. Stain samples then get rubbed onto offcuts of fresh wood, tweaked until they vanish beside the old.
The free estimate is a proper inspection: our tech studies the damage, takes moisture readings and figures out what sits below, so the fix holds up.
Loose strips are screwed tight, and the cracks that widen through Erving winters get packed with filler before grit can settle in.
NWFA training, our license and our insurance stand behind each repair tech, they work only for us, and every patch they make is guaranteed for twelve months.



Damage varies so much that pricing waits until we see it at the free estimate. A written number reaches you before any work starts, and the visit costs nothing.
Species, strip width and grain get matched first. Stain is then mixed at your house and tried on offcuts, adjusted until fresh wood sits quietly beside the old.
Sometimes yes, often no. A small patch gets finished by itself. When the surrounding oak looks tired anyway, refinishing for $2.50/Sq Ft brings everything to one even sheen.
Moisture almost every time, from a dripping pipe, a damp cellar or sticky August air. Finding that source comes before any work on the floor itself.
Yes. Once we pinpoint which strips move, screws go down into the joists or plywood, which quiets most squeaks with no demolition at all.
Plenty of repairs finish in one visit. If stain needs curing, or soaked wood has to dry out first, you hear the expected number of days up front.
We work toward a repair you would walk past without seeing. Offset joints, custom mixed stain and a blended sheen help it vanish into the surrounding floor.
Yes. We warranty repair labor twelve months, and the work comes from our own licensed, insured technicians who trained through the NWFA.