Boards Matched to Yours
Most Buckingham colonials and East Glastonbury capes have red oak strip in common widths, and antique houses have wide boards, so we bring matching stock and build the color in stages.
Most Buckingham colonials and East Glastonbury capes have red oak strip in common widths, and antique houses have wide boards, so we bring matching stock and build the color in stages.
Book the free visit. A moisture meter goes across the floor, we look up at the subfloor from the basement and point out the exact boards that need to come out.
Creaky halls and gaps near baseboard heaters show up in older Glastonbury homes. Trim screws through the top quiet the boards and a color matched filler closes the gaps.
Every Glastonbury repair carries a one year labor warranty, and each installer is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



Glastonbury repairs begin at $150, and the total depends on the count of damaged strips and what caused the damage. You get a written quote after a free visit.
Yes. The floor is dried, the meter is read over several days, and only the boards that refuse to flatten get replaced.
Rarely. We check it from below and from above, dry the whole area and swap only the strips that stay damaged.
Yes. We stock red oak strip for capes and colonials and source wide oak or pine for antique houses, then blend the color in layers.
We locate the joist under the squeak, run trim screws down through the oak and cover each head with putty matched to the floor.
The heaters dry out the oak closest to them and the boards shrink. Yes, we fill those seams with a tinted filler that flexes through the seasons.
Usually the same week in Glastonbury, and a small patch is cut, set and coated in a single visit.
A Glastonbury repair carries twelve months on the labor, done by licensed, insured, NWFA trained employees.