Boards Matched to Yours
Old farmhouses often have wide oak, so we look for boards with the same width and grain and blend the color by hand right next to your floor.
Old farmhouses often have wide oak, so we look for boards with the same width and grain and blend the color by hand right next to your floor.
The trip and the estimate are free. We meter the boards, look at the cellar or crawlspace, and tell you what we can save and what has to go.
Years of woodstove heat pull old boards apart. Those openings get a matching filler, and we screw down anything that rocks.
Licensed and insured, with training from the NWFA, our people treat an old floor gently, and their labor on each repair is covered for a year.



That depends on the boards and the cause, so we make the drive, look at it with you and quote it free on the spot.
Yes. Sound boards stay put, worn out ones are swapped, and the width, grain and color are matched by hand.
Light scorch marks often sand out by hand. Deep burns go into the wood, so we replace those boards and blend the color.
Often not. We let the wood dry, check it with a meter and replace whatever is still bowed or dark.
Yes. We repair floors all year, and winter is a good time to fix gaps and boards that dried out from stove heat.
We search for the same species and width, then mix stain at your home until the new pieces settle into the floor.
Most of the time in a day or two. A small repair is usually cut, fitted and coated in a single trip.
Yes. Our licensed, insured people trained by the NWFA do every repair, and we warranty their labor for twelve months.