Boards Matched to Yours
Older Harding houses often have narrow red oak, so we carry close matches and layer color until the repair disappears.
Older Harding houses often have narrow red oak, so we carry close matches and layer color until the repair disappears.
The estimate is free. We read moisture, look at the subfloor from below when possible and show which boards need replacing.
Creaks and gaps show up as old framing dries and moves. We fasten boards from above and fill the seams with putty tinted to the wood.
Every repair is backed by twelve months of labor coverage, and the people on site are licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



Prices start at $150, and each one is set at your house because damage varies so much. We look first and name the figure before leaving.
Usually, yes. Wet areas are dried and measured, and boards that refuse to flatten are replaced; a saturated subfloor is something we flag before laying new wood.
Often not. Readings are taken from above and below, and only boards that remain cupped are taken out.
Red oak and white oak in the widths older homes use are on our truck. New boards are colored in thin layers, so most patches vanish.
Screws are driven through the loose boards into the joists and the heads are covered. The noise is typically gone by the end of the visit.
Narrow ones are filled with putty colored to the oak. Wide gaps may mean resetting a few boards.
Dates usually fall within days of the estimate, and replacement boards come from Long Branch the day after ordering.
One year on our labor and the maker warranty on new boards. Reserving the estimate online also saves $250.