Boards Matched to Yours
Many farmhouse floors here are red oak or pine, so we keep matching stock and build color in thin layers until the new strip fades into the old.
Many farmhouse floors here are red oak or pine, so we keep matching stock and build color in thin layers until the new strip fades into the old.
At the free visit we take moisture readings, look at the joists from below when possible, and name the boards that truly cannot stay.
Squeaks in the upstairs hall and gaps at the walls are common when a house is heated by wood. Fasteners go in from the top side, and the seams close up with tinted putty.
Each repair has twelve months of labor coverage, from licensed, insured installers who hold NWFA training.



Jobs start at $150 and are quoted on site, because every damaged floor differs. We inspect it and give one clear number at the visit.
Often yes. The floor is dried first, moisture is logged, and any board still cupped gets swapped.
Not always. We read the moisture first and replace only what cannot lie flat again.
We stock close matches and tone new boards in layers so they settle beside the old ones.
Screws go through the boards into the joists and the heads are filled, which silences it for good.
Yes, with tinted putty and a light recoat.
Booking the estimate online takes $250 off, and visits are typically scheduled within days.
Labor is covered for one year, by crews who are our own employees.