Boards Matched to Yours
Red oak strip is the usual floor in older Haddonfield homes. We carry boards to match and build up toner in layers so the patch cannot be found.
Red oak strip is the usual floor in older Haddonfield homes. We carry boards to match and build up toner in layers so the patch cannot be found.
At the no-charge estimate we measure moisture, check the subfloor from underneath if it is accessible and tell you precisely which boards cannot stay.
Squeaks in an upstairs hall and gaps along the baseboard appear as old frames settle. Fasteners go in from the surface and tinted putty hides the heads and seams.
Each repair has one year of labor coverage, from crews that are licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



A repair starts from $150, and the exact price comes after we look at the damage in your house, because jobs vary widely.
Often, yes. The floor is dried, the meter is watched and any board still cupped is replaced.
Not always. Moisture comes first, and we replace only what refuses to lie flat again.
Yes, and layers of toner bring the new boards in line with the old ones.
A screw driven through the board into the joist, with the head filled over, takes the creak away.
They can, with a tinted filler that matches the oak followed by a thin coat of finish.
An estimate visit typically happens inside a few days, and reserving it online credits you $250.
A year of labor coverage, backed by the crew that does the work.