Boards Matched to Yours
Most older houses in town carry red oak strip, so we arrive with matching boards and tone them in layers until nobody can find the patch.
Most older houses in town carry red oak strip, so we arrive with matching boards and tone them in layers until nobody can find the patch.
Book a free estimate and we read moisture levels, inspect the subfloor from below when possible and point out which boards truly must go.
Upstairs squeaks and gaps along the walls appear as old houses settle. Screws from above quiet the first, and tinted putty hides the second.
Repairs come with a year of coverage on labor, and every crew member is licensed, insured and NWFA certified.



The smallest repairs begin at $150, and each one is quoted on site since no two are alike. After seeing the damage in person we name a firm figure.
Yes. Drying comes first, then moisture readings, then new boards where the old ones stay cupped.
Not always. Readings tell us what is still sound, and only boards that refuse to lie flat get replaced.
Yes, our truck carries it, and fresh strips get layered color until they sit at home among the originals.
A few screws sunk through the oak into the joists, with filled heads, take the noise away.
Yes, with filler mixed to match the oak, followed by a light recoat.
The visit is typically booked within days, and the online estimate saves $250.
A year on labor, done by our own employees.