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We identify your species, often red or white oak and sometimes maple, measure each strip's width and thickness, then test stain on scraps until the new pieces blend in.
We identify your species, often red or white oak and sometimes maple, measure each strip's width and thickness, then test stain on scraps until the new pieces blend in.
Our free visit covers checking soft spots and moisture readings, and if there's cellar access we'll study the joists below. A written quote stays with you.
A bouncy floor gets screwed down into the joists. Gaps that widen once the heat comes on each October can be filled, so grit no longer packs into them.
We never hand repairs to subs. Every fix is done by an NWFA trained employee we license and insure, and one that fails inside the first year gets redone free.



Yes, it's one of the jobs we do most. We work new strips in from each side, one row at a time, so the repair blends in rather than leaving a hard line.
Repairs are priced in person at a free visit. Replacing a single split strip by the stove is a far smaller job than drying out a flooded mudroom, and you'll know the number up front.
In many cases, yes. Pattern work takes extra care because each piece has to follow the design, but damaged areas can usually be rebuilt one piece at a time.
Brand new oak often starts out paler. Our crew stains and seals it to match, and when a whole room has faded with age, refinishing everything afterward evens it out best.
Usually. We cut the damaged engineered plank free and fit a matching one. If the top veneer is thick enough, light sanding afterward helps everything blend.
As wood moves, it rubs against nails or the subfloor and squeaks. Driving fasteners through into the framing pulls it tight and usually quiets it.
A gentle stroll across it is usually fine within a day. Heavy pieces like a couch or bookcase should wait two or three days while the finish fully hardens.
Yes. If one of our repairs fails within twelve months, both the return trip and the work to fix it again cost you nothing.