Boards Matched to Yours
Prewar houses here usually have red or white oak strip, and we carry matching boards, then tone the color in layers until the patch disappears.
Prewar houses here usually have red or white oak strip, and we carry matching boards, then tone the color in layers until the patch disappears.
Book a free estimate. Moisture gets measured, the subfloor is viewed from beneath where access allows, and we point out the boards that really must come out.
Upstairs hall squeaks and wall gaps appear as an older house ages and settles. Boards are fastened from the top and the seams are packed with tinted putty.
Repairs carry one year on labor, and every crew member is licensed, insured and certified by the NWFA.



From $150, priced on site; every job is different, so we look before we number. Once we have eyes on the damage, you receive a firm figure.
Yes. The floor is dried and monitored, and boards that stay cupped are replaced.
Not always. Moisture is checked first, then only boards that will not flatten are replaced.
We do, and the new boards are layered with color until they disappear among the old.
Screws are driven into the joists from above and the heads filled, which silences the squeak.
Yes: oak colored filler goes into the gap, and a light recoat follows.
Most visits are scheduled within days, and the estimate booked online saves $250.
A year of labor coverage, from crews on our own payroll.