Boards Matched to Yours
Many older houses here are floored in narrow red oak. We keep close matches on the truck and tint new boards in thin layers until your eye loses the seam.
Many older houses here are floored in narrow red oak. We keep close matches on the truck and tint new boards in thin layers until your eye loses the seam.
The free visit covers a moisture reading, a flashlight check under the floor where possible and a straight list of boards that cannot be saved.
As frames settle, boards open a gap at the baseboard and stairs start to talk. We pull them down with screws from above and conceal the heads with tinted putty.
Repairs carry a twelve month labor warranty from licensed, insured, NWFA certified employees.



Repairs start from $150, with the exact figure set on site after we see the damage.
Not always. A moisture meter shows which boards must go and which will settle flat.
Yes, new strips are toned in layers against a sample of your own oak.
Usually a board has loosened from the joist. Screws from above fix it.
Light marks may sand away, but deep ones mean the strip is replaced.
Tinted filler closes them, followed by a light finish.
It does, taking $250 off the estimate.
Staff on our own payroll, backed by twelve months of labor coverage.