Boards Matched to Yours
Most Hartford houses have red oak strip in standard widths, which we carry on the truck, then build the color in layers until it disappears into the old floor.
Most Hartford houses have red oak strip in standard widths, which we carry on the truck, then build the color in layers until it disappears into the old floor.
Book a free estimate. We meter the floor, check the subfloor from the basement and show you exactly which boards have to go.
Squeaky halls and gaps beside cast iron radiators are common in houses this old. Screws go down from the top and the open seams are packed with putty tinted to the oak.
Each repair carries a year of labor warranty, and everyone on the job is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



Board repairs begin at $150, and the final figure depends on how many strips failed and why, so we quote it on site. You get a firm written price after the free visit.
Yes. We dry the area, follow the moisture readings for several days and replace only the boards that stay cupped.
Not necessarily. We check from below and above, dry everything out and change just the strips that remain damaged.
Yes. Most Hartford houses have red oak strip in common widths, so we keep it on the truck and blend the color in layers.
We sink small screws through the boards into the joists, then hide the heads with putty matched to the oak.
Yes. Radiator heat shrinks those boards, so we fill the seams with a tinted compound that moves with the seasons.
Often the same week, and a small patch is usually cut, set and coated before the end of the day.
Labor is covered for a year, and our NWFA trained installers are licensed and insured.