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Red oak strip in the standard widths is what most Groton houses have, so it rides in the van, and the stain gets layered on until the patch disappears.
Red oak strip in the standard widths is what most Groton houses have, so it rides in the van, and the stain gets layered on until the patch disappears.
Book the free visit and we put a moisture meter on the floor, check the subfloor from the cellar and mark exactly which boards have to go.
Older Groton homes squeak in the hallway and open up along the baseboard heat. We drive screws from the top and pack the seams with a filler tinted to the oak.
Twelve months of labor warranty come with every repair, done by licensed, insured installers trained to NWFA standards.



It depends on how many boards failed and what caused it. Repairs start at $150 and the firm quote comes in writing after a free visit.
Yes, we carry red oak strip in the common widths and build the stain in stages. The new boards fade into the room.
Usually not. We dry the floor, track the meter and swap only the boards that stay cupped.
A few boards take a day. Larger areas needing sanding and finish run two or three.
Yes, screws from above pull the boards tight to the joists. The holes are filled and toned to vanish.
New oak starts lighter, so we tone it to the surrounding floor. The color settles further over a few months.
Stained boards come out, the subfloor gets a sealer to lock in odor and fresh oak is toned to the rest of the floor.
Oak is paid when it arrives and labor when the work starts. We ask for nothing ahead of time.