Boards Matched to Yours
Older Fanwood houses carry mostly red oak strip. Matching boards ride on our truck and the tone is built up in thin layers until the patch vanishes.
Older Fanwood houses carry mostly red oak strip. Matching boards ride on our truck and the tone is built up in thin layers until the patch vanishes.
The free visit includes moisture readings, a look at the subfloor from beneath where possible, and a plain list of the boards that must go.
Settling shows up as a creak down the hall or a hairline gap along the baseboard. Both are cured by driving screws through the boards and covering them with matched putty.
Each repair is backed for a year on labor, performed by employees who hold our license, insurance and NWFA certification.



Expect $150 as the floor price for a repair. The real number is set in your house, after we have seen what went wrong, because a per foot rate would be a guess.
The room is dried and metered before anything else, and any board still cupped afterward is replaced.
Frequently, yes it survives. A meter shows which boards are wet enough to replace and which can stay.
Red oak is in our stock, and fresh boards get layered color until they match the aged ones.
We run screws down into the joists and fill each hole to match.
Yes. A filler mixed to your oak goes in, followed by a thin recoat.
Schedule the estimate through the website for $250 off; most Fanwood visits happen within the week.
Twelve months on labor, done by Brazil Floors payroll staff.