Hardwood Floor Repair in Hanson, MA

Each job gets its own price. A tech visits for free, checks how far the damage goes and why it happened, then writes up a firm price for you before any work begins.

Yes, in most cases. Only the damaged pieces come out. New wood is staggered into the existing rows, then we feather the sheen and color until you cannot tell old wood from new.

It is rare. We hunt down wood that matches in species, width and grain, try stain on it first, and sometimes lightly sand neighboring planks so the sheen evens out.

Almost always water, often a slow drip under the cabinet. Once that is fixed, the floor gets time to dry, and the planks that refuse to flatten are the only ones we replace.

Usually. We drive screws down through the loose planks into the joists and subfloor, then cover each screw head with filler tinted to the wood.

Light surface marks sometimes sand out. When the urine has soaked in and turned the oak black, those planks have to go, and the new ones get stained to blend.

Often the day after the estimate. When new planks are needed, our Coventry warehouse sends them over the following day, so the job keeps moving.

Yes, labor on repairs is covered for a year. Those techs work for us directly, carry licenses and insurance, and return if a patched area needs attention.