Boards Matched to Yours
Old Glen Ridge houses were built with red oak and fir, so we carry matching boards and layer the tone until the new strip fades into the old floor.
Old Glen Ridge houses were built with red oak and fir, so we carry matching boards and layer the tone until the new strip fades into the old floor.
Reserve a free estimate and we take moisture readings, peek at the joists from below when access allows, and show you exactly which boards have to be replaced.
Radiators dry old floors, so gaps open at the baseboard and hall boards begin to talk. We secure them from above and fill seams with tinted putty.
Repairs come with a year of labor coverage, and our crew members are licensed, insured and NWFA trained.



Jobs start from $150 and the final number is set on site because every floor differs. We look at the damage and give a clear price during the visit.
Yes. We dry the floor, track moisture over several visits and replace boards that remain cupped.
Not always. Readings come first, and only boards that stay warped are replaced.
We do, and we tone new boards in layers so they sit comfortably beside the aged ones.
Screws go from above into the joists and the heads are filled, ending the noise for good.
Yes, using putty tinted to your oak followed by a light recoat.
An estimate booked online earns $250 off, and visits are usually set within a few days.
A year on our labor, from crews that are our own employees.