Boards Matched to Yours
Red oak strip is typical in the older houses here, and our stock of matching boards, plus toner built up in thin layers, makes a patch disappear.
Red oak strip is typical in the older houses here, and our stock of matching boards, plus toner built up in thin layers, makes a patch disappear.
The free estimate includes moisture readings, a look at the subfloor from beneath when it is reachable, and a clear answer on which boards are beyond saving.
Squeaks in an upstairs hall and thin gaps by the wall appear as old frames settle. Screws from above and tinted putty in the seams settle both.
Repairs come with a year of labor coverage from licensed, insured crews trained to NWFA standards.



Pricing starts from $150, set on site, because damage differs from house to house. We study the problem and hand you a clear figure during the visit.
Often yes. We dry the area, follow moisture readings and replace only boards that will not flatten.
Not necessarily. Moisture readings come first, and we swap just the strips that will not settle flat.
Yes, and the new boards get layered toner until the seam between old and new fades.
Fastening down into the joist and filling the screw head is how a landing stops complaining.
Yes, with a filler tinted to your oak and a thin recoat.
A visit generally lands within a few days, and an online booking brings a $250 credit.
Labor is warrantied for twelve months, performed by people on our own payroll.