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Red oak strip in the standard widths is what most Guilford 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 Guilford houses have, so it rides in the van, and the stain gets layered on until the patch disappears.
Schedule the free estimate and we meter the boards, look at the joists from below and show you which strips are truly past saving.
Older Guilford homes squeak in the hallway and open up along the baseboard heat. We drive screws from the top and pack the seams with filler tinted to the oak.
A year of labor warranty is attached to each repair, and the installers doing it are licensed, insured and NWFA trained.



The count of failed boards and the cause behind them set the price. The floor is $150, and the exact number is written down after the free visit.
Yes. Red oak strip in standard widths comes with us, and the color is layered on until the new wood blends into the old.
Rarely. The floor is dried, metered over several days and only boards that remain cupped get changed.
Replacing a handful of boards is a one day job. Bigger patches that need sanding and finishing stretch to two or three.
Yes. Screws driven through the top pull the boards down to the joists, and the holes are filled and colored to disappear.
Fresh oak begins paler, so we tint it to the floor around it. Within a few months the tones close up even more.
Yes. The marked strips are lifted, the subfloor sealed so the smell stays gone and new oak is colored to match.
The replacement oak is paid on delivery and the labor when the installer arrives. Nothing up front.