Boards Matched to Yours
Builder-grade red oak from the nineties is easy to match. We carry boards of the same species and build the color up in thin layers until the patch vanishes.
Builder-grade red oak from the nineties is easy to match. We carry boards of the same species and build the color up in thin layers until the patch vanishes.
Request a free estimate and we measure moisture, check the subfloor from below when we can and point out which boards must actually come out.
A creak in an upstairs hall or a gap along the baseboard shows up as a house dries out. Our fix is screws from above into the joists, then tinted putty worked into each seam.
One year covers our labor on repairs, and all crew members are licensed, insured and NWFA certified.



Repairs begin from $150 and are quoted on site, because each job is different. We examine the damage and state a firm number during the visit.
Yes. Drying comes first, then readings, then new boards wherever the old ones stay cupped.
Not necessarily. Moisture gets checked first and only boards that will not lie flat again are replaced.
We stock matching oak and tone new boards in layers so they blend with the old.
Screws go through the oak into the joists and the heads get filled, which ends the squeak.
Yes. A putty mixed to the oak color goes into the gap, and a thin coat of finish follows.
We typically book the visit within days, and booking the estimate online takes $250 off.
A year of our labor, from a crew made up of our own employees.