Boards Matched to Yours
Red oak strip in standard widths is what most Hartland capes and colonials have, so it rides on the truck and gets tinted in layers until the new board vanishes.
Red oak strip in standard widths is what most Hartland capes and colonials have, so it rides on the truck and gets tinted in layers until the new board vanishes.
Schedule a free estimate and we meter the floor, look at the subfloor from below and point out exactly which boards have to come out.
Squeaky halls and winter gaps between boards are a fact of life in Hartland houses heated by woodstoves. Screws driven from the top stop the movement and tinted filler closes the seams.
Every repair comes with a year of labor warranty, and each person on the job is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



Repairs start at $150 and the total depends on how many boards failed and why. You get the number in writing after the free visit.
Usually, yes. We dry the room, watch the moisture meter and replace only the boards that never flatten back.
Common red oak widths ride on the truck and the color goes on in stages. In most Hartland rooms the patch is hard to spot.
Woodstove heat dries the oak and it shrinks until spring. Gaps that no longer close get tinted filler, and a humidifier slows the cycle.
Most of the time. Screws driven from above and hidden with oak colored filler quiet nearly every Hartland hallway.
Yes. Wide pine or oak is sourced to match and priced on site, because widths differ from one old house to the next.
When the whole floor is worn, a $2.50/Sq Ft refinish blends the patch completely. A small repair is often just recoated locally.
Our own licensed, insured, NWFA trained crew, and the labor is warrantied for one year.