Boards Matched to Yours
Older houses in the hills commonly have red oak strip, and we carry matching boards and tone them in layers so the patch disappears.
Older houses in the hills commonly have red oak strip, and we carry matching boards and tone them in layers so the patch disappears.
Book the free estimate. We read moisture, inspect the subfloor from below when we can, and show which boards truly need replacing.
Squeaks in an upstairs hall and gaps along the walls come with settling on a hillside. Hillside settling opens those seams, so each loose board is fastened from the surface and the gaps are packed with tinted putty.
Our crew members are licensed, insured and NWFA trained, and each repair has a year of labor protection.



Repairs begin at $150, and the real number is set on site because each floor is different. You get a clear figure before we leave.
Yes. We dry the boards, watch moisture and swap out any that stay cupped.
Not necessarily. We check moisture first and replace only boards that will not lie flat.
We do, and new boards are toned in layers to blend with old ones.
Each loose board gets screws driven down into the joists, and filled heads leave a quiet hall.
Yes, with a tinted filler matched to your oak and a light recoat.
Most visits happen inside a few days, and a booking made on our website saves $250.
One year on labor, done by our own employees.