Boards Matched to Yours
Older homes in town mostly carry red oak strip, and we bring matching boards, then build the color in thin layers until the patch is gone.
Older homes in town mostly carry red oak strip, and we bring matching boards, then build the color in thin layers until the patch is gone.
Book a free estimate and we read moisture levels, look at the subfloor from beneath where we can and show you which boards actually need replacing.
Creaks in a hallway and gaps at the walls are common as cottages settle. Screws set from the top side quiet the first problem, and putty colored to the oak closes the second.
Our repair crews are licensed, insured and NWFA certified, and the labor is warranted for a full year.



The smallest jobs begin at $150, and the price is set at your house since no two repairs match. Once we see the damage we commit to a number.
Yes. We start by drying the floor and logging moisture, then new boards go in where the old ones stay cupped.
Frequently not. Moisture readings decide, and only boards that refuse to lie flat are swapped.
Yes, and the new strips get layered color so they disappear among the old ones.
Screws sunk through the oak into the joists, with the heads filled over, stop it.
They can. A putty matched to the oak goes in, then a thin recoat.
A visit is usually on the calendar within days, and booking online saves $250.
A year of labor, performed by our own employees.