Boards Matched to Yours
Houses from the Roebling era usually have narrow oak strip, so we keep matching stock and layer in tone until the new boards vanish into the old.
Houses from the Roebling era usually have narrow oak strip, so we keep matching stock and layer in tone until the new boards vanish into the old.
The free visit includes a moisture check, a look at the subfloor from underneath when access allows, and a plain answer on which boards must go.
Settling brings hall squeaks and hairline gaps along baseboards. We fasten from above into the joists and fill the seams with tinted putty.
Every repair carries a year of labor coverage, from licensed, insured crew members trained to NWFA standards.



Prices begin at $150 and are quoted on site, since no two floors fail the same way. You get a firm figure at the visit once we see the damage.
Yes, we dry the room, log moisture readings and swap any plank that stays cupped.
Often not. We read moisture first and swap only what will not flatten again.
We carry oak for older homes and tone it in layers so the join disappears.
Screws are driven from above into the joists, then the heads are filled and touched up.
We fill them with putty color-matched to the oak, then recoat lightly.
We usually set the estimate visit within days, and $250 comes off when it is booked online.
A twelve-month labor guarantee from crews on our own payroll.