Boards Matched to Yours
Red oak strip lies under most of the older homes in this part of Camden County, so we keep matching lengths on hand and layer toner until a new board is hard to spot.
Red oak strip lies under most of the older homes in this part of Camden County, so we keep matching lengths on hand and layer toner until a new board is hard to spot.
Your free estimate starts with a moisture reading. We also look at the underside of the floor if there is access, then mark exactly which boards must come out.
When a house settles, the upstairs hall begins to creak and a thin gap opens along the wall. Screws from above fix the noise, and tinted putty closes the gap.
A year of labor coverage stands behind each repair, and the crew is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



From $150, with the final price named at your house after we look at the damage, since repairs differ.
In most cases. We dry the room, track the moisture and replace only the boards that stay cupped.
Seldom. Readings go first, then only the strips that won't lie flat are replaced.
Matching lengths are in our stock, and toner applied in layers merges the new boards with the old.
Driving a screw through the board into the joist and filling the head takes the creak out at its source.
Yes, with a tinted filler matched to the oak and a thin protective coat.
A visit is normally booked inside a week, and reserving online credits you $250.
A year on labor, performed by employees on our payroll.