Boards Matched to Yours
Most homes built in the Parkway era have oak strip, and we carry matching boards, then tint them in layers until the new wood blends in.
Most homes built in the Parkway era have oak strip, and we carry matching boards, then tint them in layers until the new wood blends in.
The estimate is free. We take moisture readings, check the subfloor from below when we can, and show you which boards really have to go.
Shifting ground and humid summers open gaps at baseboards and set off squeaks in the hall. Boards get fastened from above and the seams are closed with putty tinted to match.
Repairs carry one year on labor, and every crew member is licensed, insured and NWFA trained.



Because no two repairs are alike, we price at the house, and the starting point is $150. One look at the damage is enough for us to name a figure.
Often, yes. Drying comes first, then moisture monitoring, and only boards that stay cupped are replaced.
Not necessarily. We read moisture first and only replace what will not lie flat.
We keep matching boards and tone them in layers to blend with the old floor.
We fasten from above into the joists and fill the heads, so the noise ends for good.
Tinted filler matched to the wood closes them, followed by a light recoat.
We usually schedule within days, and booking online takes $250 off.
Twelve months on labor, backed by a crew that is on our own payroll.