Boards Matched to Yours
Postwar houses here usually hold narrow red oak. Matching boards stay in our stock, and new ones are toned in layers until the patch blends away.
Postwar houses here usually hold narrow red oak. Matching boards stay in our stock, and new ones are toned in layers until the patch blends away.
The free visit includes a moisture check, a look at the subfloor from below when we can, and a plain answer about which boards must go.
Hall squeaks and baseboard gaps appear as houses settle. Boards are screwed down from above and the seams are packed with tinted putty.
Repairs carry a year of coverage on labor, with licensed, insured crew members trained to NWFA standards.



Repairs start from $150 and are quoted on site, because no two jobs are the same. Once we have seen the damage you get a clear number.
Often, yes. The area is dried, moisture readings are logged, and any board that stays cupped is replaced.
Not always. We read moisture first, then swap only the boards that will not lie flat.
We stock matching oak, and new boards are toned in layers so they merge with the old.
We drive screws down from above into the joists, then fill the heads.
They are closed with tinted filler and a light recoat.
Visits are normally set within days, and booking online takes $250 off.
Our own employees do the work, and labor carries a year of coverage.