Boards Matched to Yours
Older cottages here often hold pine or red oak strip, so we keep matching stock and tint it in thin layers until the patch is invisible.
Older cottages here often hold pine or red oak strip, so we keep matching stock and tint it in thin layers until the patch is invisible.
A free visit includes moisture readings, a look at the joists from the crawlspace where we can reach it, and a clear list of boards that really must go.
Creaks in an upstairs hall and gaps at the baseboards follow decades of damp seasons. Screws are set down through the boards, then tinted putty hides the seams.
Repair labor is warranted for a year, and the technicians are licensed, insured and NWFA trained.



Repairs begin at $150 and are quoted at the house, since each job differs. After seeing the damage we give you one clear figure.
Yes. Drying comes first, then moisture tracking, then replacement of any board that stays cupped.
Not always. We read moisture first and replace only the boards that cannot lie flat again.
We do, and each new board gets layered tone work until it sits quietly among the old ones.
Long screws through the boards into the joists, with the heads filled, take the squeak away permanently.
Yes, using filler tinted to the wood, followed by a light recoat.
Most visits are booked inside a few days, and the online booking credit is $250.
A year of labor warranty, and the technicians are on our own staff.