Boards Matched to Yours
Ranches here often have maple or red oak, and we bring both in common sizes, then blend stain by hand until the new pieces vanish in the room.
Ranches here often have maple or red oak, and we bring both in common sizes, then blend stain by hand until the new pieces vanish in the room.
We come out free, check the floor with a moisture meter, look below if we can and give you a clear plan with no pressure to decide.
Deep dents from a piano or a gun safe can be steamed, filled or replaced, and the loose boards nearby get screwed firmly to the joists.
Licensed, insured and trained to NWFA guidelines, our installers fix your floor right, and you can call on them for a year if anything slips.



Pricing depends on the damage and what caused it, so we visit free, look at the boards and give you a firm number.
Yes. Many houses in Ashaway and Hope Valley have old oak, and we match it closely with new boards and hand blended stain.
Not always. We dry the wood, meter it from above and below, and change just the pieces still bowed or stained.
Yes. Shallow dents can be steamed up and filled, and crushed boards come out so a matching piece can take their place.
No. We sand only the repaired area by hand along the grain, then blend the finish into the floor around it.
Yes. Maple comes with us in the usual widths, and we tune the tone on site, since maple takes stain differently than oak.
Usually a day or two after the estimate, and a small patch of boards is often finished before the day ends.
Phone the office and we come back. We hold a license and insurance, train to NWFA rules, and stand behind labor a year.