Boards Matched to Yours
Older homes here usually hold red oak or pine strip, and we keep matching stock, then build the color in thin layers until the patch is invisible.
Older homes here usually hold red oak or pine strip, and we keep matching stock, then build the color in thin layers until the patch is invisible.
Schedule a free estimate and we check moisture, peek at the subfloor from the basement when we can, and mark just the boards that must go.
Gaps along walls and squeaks in the upstairs hall show up as farmhouse frames shift with the seasons. Screws go in from above and tinted putty hides the seams.
One year covers our repair labor, and the crew members are licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



The price begins at $150 and is set at the house because no two repairs match. After we see the damage you get one clear number.
Yes. We dry the floor, watch moisture and replace boards that stay cupped.
Not always. We read moisture first and swap only what refuses to lie flat.
We do, and new boards are toned in layers to blend with aged ones.
Screws set through the boards into the joists and filled over end the squeak for good.
Yes, we fill them with putty colored to the oak and finish with a light coat.
Visits are usually set within days, and booking the estimate online earns $250 off.
A year of labor coverage, backed by a crew made up of our own employees.