Boards Matched to Yours
Houses built a century ago usually hold narrow red oak. We stock matching strips and tint the new boards in layers until the repair disappears.
Houses built a century ago usually hold narrow red oak. We stock matching strips and tint the new boards in layers until the repair disappears.
The free visit includes a moisture reading, a look at the subfloor from below where access exists, and a straightforward answer on which boards must come out.
Old houses settle, leaving creaks in the upstairs hall and thin gaps beside baseboards. We fasten boards from above and fill the seams with tinted putty.
Repairs carry twelve months on labor, performed by licensed, insured crew members who hold NWFA training.



Repairs begin at $150 and are quoted on site, because each floor fails in its own way. You receive a firm figure at the visit after we look at the damage.
Often yes. We dry it, take moisture readings and replace only the boards that remain cupped.
We carry red oak in the older narrow widths and tone it in layers until it blends.
Yes, by driving screws from above into the joists and filling the heads.
We pack them with tinted filler matched to the oak, followed by a light recoat.
Not always. We check moisture first and only replace boards that cannot lie flat again.
The visit is normally scheduled within days, and booking on the website takes $250 off.
Twelve months on our labor, from crews that are our own employees.