Boards Matched to Yours
Older homes here often have narrow strip oak, while newer ones have wider planks. We bring both and mix the color on site until it disappears.
Older homes here often have narrow strip oak, while newer ones have wider planks. We bring both and mix the color on site until it disappears.
We walk the floor with you for free, use a meter on any wet spots and lay out the repair in plain words before a single board comes up.
A creak by the bed or a bounce in the hallway usually means a loose board. We fasten it to the joist and fill the seams so it stays put.
Twelve months of protection come with every repair, done by a licensed and insured crew that trains to the NWFA way of doing things.



We look at the floor in person for free and then give you one clear price based on the boards and what needs fixing.
Yes. Old strips are often narrow and tight grained, so we bring that size and fit it so the pattern carries through.
First the leak is stopped, then the floor is dried and tested. Boards that flatten stay put, and the rest are swapped.
Light ones can, but dark urine marks soak far below the surface. Those boards have to be cut out and replaced.
Usually a board or subfloor came loose. We fasten it to the joists from above, then close the seams for good.
Yes. Wide plank and narrow strip oak both come on the truck, and the color is tuned in your house to blend in.
Often within two or three days of our visit. A few boards are usually cut, set and coated by the end of the day.
Yes. A full year of labor protection is included, and our licensed, insured people work by NWFA methods.