Boards Matched to Yours
Early twentieth century houses here usually hold red oak or maple strip. We stock close matches and build the color in thin layers until the patch disappears.
Early twentieth century houses here usually hold red oak or maple strip. We stock close matches and build the color in thin layers until the patch disappears.
Book a free visit, and we read moisture levels, inspect the subfloor from below where possible and mark only the boards that truly have to go.
Squeaks in an upstairs landing and gaps along baseboards appear as old frames settle near the lake. We screw from above and fill the seams with tinted putty.
A year of coverage applies to our repair labor, and each crew member is licensed, insured and NWFA trained.



Repairs begin at $150 and are quoted at the house, since no two jobs match. You get a firm number after we see the damage.
Yes. We dry the floor, track moisture and swap boards that stay cupped.
Not necessarily. Moisture readings come first, and only boards that refuse to settle flat are replaced.
We carry it, and new boards are toned in layers so they blend with the old.
Fasteners go through the boards into the joists, the heads are filled, and the hall stops talking.
Yes, with putty tinted to match the oak and a light recoat.
The visit is typically booked inside a week, and reserving the estimate online earns a $250 credit.
Twelve months of labor coverage from a crew that works for us directly.