Boards Matched to Yours
Midcentury homes here mostly have narrow red oak, so we keep stock in that profile and shade each patch with several thin tints until it blends.
Midcentury homes here mostly have narrow red oak, so we keep stock in that profile and shade each patch with several thin tints until it blends.
The visit is free: we take a moisture reading, look from the basement side if possible and tell you plainly which boards are worth the effort.
Noisy bedroom floors and open seams along the baseboards are frequent in homes built seventy years ago. Our crew sets screws from above and covers the heads with colored putty.
Repair labor carries a twelve month guarantee, performed by a licensed, insured, NWFA certified crew.



Repairs start at $150 and the final price is set during the site visit. Size, species and access all change the number.
Often. We dry it with fans, check moisture on a meter and only pull boards that stay cupped.
Yes, we stock matching widths and tint new boards in layers to blend with decades of aging.
We drive trim screws through the boards into the joists and fill the holes. Most squeaks end the same day.
Yes. Dry winter air opens those seams, and we close them with tinted filler.
We stagger the new boards, color them in layers and blend the finish. Most people cannot find the spot after a week.
Reserving the estimate on our website takes $250 off the project.
A full year on labor from our crew.