Boards Matched to Yours
Island homes often have white oak with a soft natural finish, so we carry that species and mix the color in your house until it all reads as one.
Island homes often have white oak with a soft natural finish, so we carry that species and mix the color in your house until it all reads as one.
We come over to the island at no charge, meter the wood, check below the soft spots and walk you through exactly what we plan to fix.
A board that feels soft near a door can mean a damp subfloor. We open it, fix what is under it, then lay new boards that sit firm and flat.
Our licensed, insured and NWFA trained team does each island repair, and if the labor lets you down in the first year, we make the trip back.



Every floor is different, so we visit the house, look at what failed and why, and quote it at no cost to you.
Yes. We work in homes all over Jamestown, from the North End down to Beavertail, and the estimate visit is free.
Over time it can make boards cup near doors. We dry the area, test the wood and change only the pieces that stay raised.
Usually water reached the subfloor. We open the spot, repair the base, then fit new wood so it feels solid again.
Yes. Small repairs usually take one visit, so we can fit the work into the gap between guests in most cases.
Yes. White oak in the usual widths rides along, and the soft natural color is mixed right there until the patch fades.
Work tends to begin within two days of our visit, and a handful of boards is usually done in one day.
Yes. Each island job gets a year on the labor, done by an insured, licensed crew that works the NWFA way.