Boards Matched to Yours
Match the replacement wood to the old floor’s width, milling and thickness. Examine it with stable boards and see how your finish will meet.
Match the replacement wood to the old floor’s width, milling and thickness. Examine it with stable boards and see how your finish will meet.
Inwood moisture repair starts with the source and affected assembly. Before replacing damaged floorboards, confirm suitable conditions.
Loose strips get screwed snug to the subfloor, and those dark winter gaps that collect crumbs get filled so the floor looks tight again.
Keep the one-year Inwood repair workmanship terms alongside your patch boundary and details of the topcoat used on the boards.



Note when the discoloration or movement first appeared and whether there was a past leak. Show the repair area from the doorway and point out any exposed edge. Inspect the support before drawing a patch boundary.
Check whether loose blocks extend into the next room. Record the pattern and edge profile of the sound pieces before lifting anything. Use that information to decide where the repair can end.
Point to the spot that shifts when stepped on. Tell the crew whether the base can be reached without disturbing the hall floor. Inspect the connection and document which material will stay.
Show where the repair meets the surrounding wood and compare the board widths. Ask what portion needs to come out and where the coating will end. A sample can show how the new piece looks next to aged material.
A photo helps locate the mark, especially in ordinary room light. The visit can then check the grain, usable thickness and movement around the mark. Tell the estimator if it was sanded before.
Address the water source first and check the wood and base against the replacement product's requirements. Agree on the patch and finish boundaries after those conditions are understood.
Note when it opens and closes and whether the board shifts underfoot. The cause determines whether filler is suitable or the support needs attention.
Compare species, width, milling and grain with a coated trial. Age and prior finish can affect the match, so agree on the acceptable appearance before removing material.