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Old red oak in a raised ranch has its own amber tone, so we test stain on a spare scrap first and adjust it until the new strip fits right in.
Old red oak in a raised ranch has its own amber tone, so we test stain on a spare scrap first and adjust it until the new strip fits right in.
A free visit comes first. We read the moisture, peek at the joists from the basement and tell you plainly what we would fix and why.
Wide winter gaps and creaky spots near the hall are common here. We screw the subfloor tight and fill the seams so the floor feels solid.
You get a year of coverage on every board we touch, and the men doing it carry a license and insurance and stick to NWFA rules.



Each job is priced after a free visit, since the number depends on how many strips failed and what caused it.
Yes. We lift out the damaged strip, slide in a fresh piece cut to the same size and wood, then finish it to match.
We pull the toe kick, dry the area and take readings. Planks that settle back stay, and ones still swollen are changed.
Dry heat shrinks the wood. If the gaps stay wide in summer, we fill them, and loose areas get screwed down too.
Yes. Amber comes from age, so we build the color in layers on the new strips until they look like they were always there.
Very little. Only the patch gets sanded, by hand and with the grain, and we vacuum and wipe the room before we leave.
Most small repairs are done in a single day, and we can usually start within a couple of days after the estimate.
Yes. If our labor fails inside twelve months we come back, and the team is insured, licensed and NWFA trained.