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Red or white oak, maple or pine, plus the exact strip width: we sort those out first, then dab trial stain on offcuts until the blend is right.
Red or white oak, maple or pine, plus the exact strip width: we sort those out first, then dab trial stain on offcuts until the blend is right.
During the free visit we press on soft spots, take moisture readings, check the joists from downstairs when possible, and then quote a number that sticks.
Strips that bounce get anchored to the subfloor with trim screws, and dry season gaps get packed so grit has nowhere left to settle.
Repairs are carried out by our employees, NWFA schooled, licensed and insured, and if a patch we made fails within a year, fixing it costs you nothing.



Repairs vary too much for a menu price, so someone visits for free, studies the damage and quotes it right there. Small patches are often cheaper than people fear, and that quote does not grow.
Most times, yes. Only the hurt strips get replaced and blended. If the whole room has faded unevenly, refinishing it afterward at $2.50/Sq Ft pulls it all together.
We copy the wood type, the width of each strip and which way its grain travels, then test stain on offcuts until it lines up. With older floors, a light sanding around the patch helps everything blend.
That shape almost always means moisture: a leak, a damp crawlspace or a wet mat left down for weeks. We stop the source, let the oak dry and replace whatever stays raised.
Light surface marks sometimes do. Black spots that wicked down through the wood generally call for cutting in new strips, then staining and sealing them to blend.
Yes. That noise is loose wood grinding against nails or plywood. We drive small screws from above and hide the heads with filler, or fasten from below when there's access.
Most estimates land on the calendar that same week, and lots of small repairs finish in one visit. Larger jobs are booked as soon as the estimate is approved.
Yes. People on our own payroll do the patch, and for twelve months their work is our responsibility, so if anything shifts we come back.