Boards Matched to Yours
Most houses here have red oak strip in standard widths, and we bring it along, then build the color up in layers until the new boards disappear.
Most houses here have red oak strip in standard widths, and we bring it along, then build the color up in layers until the new boards disappear.
Book a free estimate. We meter the floor, look at the subfloor from the cellar and point out which boards actually need replacing.
Squeaky halls and gaps near the baseboard heat show up in older Griswold homes. Screws go in from above and the seams close with tinted filler.
Your repair carries a year on the labor, and each person on the job is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



By how many strips failed and why. Repairs start at $150 and the exact figure is set in writing after a free visit.
Yes, we carry red oak strip in the common widths and blend the stain in stages. The new boards fade into the room.
Usually not. We dry the floor, watch the moisture meter and replace only the boards that stay cupped.
A few boards take a day. Larger areas that need sanding and finishing run two or three.
Yes, screws driven from above tighten the boards to the joists. The holes are filled and toned to disappear.
Fresh oak starts lighter, so we tone it to the surrounding floor. In a few months the color settles even further.
We remove the stained strips, seal the subfloor against odor and set in new oak toned to the room.
Materials at delivery and labor when the crew arrives. Nothing before that.