Boards Matched to Yours
Most capes and farmhouses here have red oak strip in standard widths, and we carry it on the truck, then build the color up in layers until it blends.
Most capes and farmhouses here have red oak strip in standard widths, and we carry it on the truck, then build the color up in layers until it blends.
Book a free estimate. We meter the floor, check the subfloor from below and point out which boards truly have to come out.
Squeaky halls and gaps near the baseboard heat are typical of older Goshen houses. Screws go in from above and seams close with tinted filler.
Every repair carries a year on the labor, and each person on site holds a license and insurance and works to NWFA standards.



Board repairs begin at $150, and the final figure follows the count of failed strips and the cause. You get a written figure for the Goshen repair before the estimator leaves the driveway.
Yes. We dry the floor, track moisture readings for several days and replace only boards that never flatten.
Not always. We inspect from the basement and the room, dry everything and swap just the strips that stay damaged.
Yes, since nearly every older Goshen house has it. We keep it on the truck and build the color in stages to match.
Small screws go in from above into the framing. The holes are filled with tinted putty so they disappear.
Yes. Heat dries those boards out, so we fill the seams with a tinted filler that holds through the seasons.
Often the same week. A small patch is usually cut, set and coated in one visit.
One year on labor. Our NWFA trained installers are licensed and insured.