Boards Matched to Yours
Older homes here usually hide red oak or pine strip. We keep matching stock on the truck and layer tone onto new boards until the patch cannot be found.
Older homes here usually hide red oak or pine strip. We keep matching stock on the truck and layer tone onto new boards until the patch cannot be found.
The free visit includes moisture readings, a look at the joists from below if we can get under, and a list of only those boards that actually have to be replaced.
When old framing settles, hall floors squeak and baseboards pull away from the boards. Screws from above stop the noise, and tinted putty fills the gaps.
Every repair is covered for twelve months on labor, and the crew members are licensed, insured and NWFA trained.



Prices start at $150, and the final number is set at your house because every repair differs. You hear it at the visit, after we see the damage.
Often, yes. The room is dried, moisture is measured and boards that remain cupped are replaced.
Not necessarily. A moisture reading comes before any decision, and replacement is limited to boards that will not lie flat.
We do, and new boards are toned in layers to sit comfortably beside aged ones.
Screws driven through the boards into the joists, with the heads filled over, end the noise for good.
Yes, using a filler tinted to the oak and a light coat of finish over the top.
Visits are normally scheduled within days, and booking the estimate online takes $250 off.
Yes, a year on labor from crews that are our own employees.