Boards Matched to Yours
Old houses here may have wide oak or hard maple boards with a deep patina, so we bring wood that comes close and color it slowly by hand.
Old houses here may have wide oak or hard maple boards with a deep patina, so we bring wood that comes close and color it slowly by hand.
The first visit is always free. We check moisture, look at the sills and joists from the cellar and tell you honestly what the floor needs.
Old wide boards shift as they age and leave gaps and soft spots. We fasten them with care, fill the seams and keep the floor looking original.
If something we did loosens within the year, it is on us. Our installers have licenses and insurance and work to the standards of the NWFA.



Wood type, age and damage all play in, so we visit the house at no charge first, then put a clear number in writing.
Yes. We source wood of similar width and age, fit it along the old nail lines and color it by hand to match.
Not when they are aged right. We build the tone in thin layers until the patch sits quietly among the old boards.
Often most of it can. We dry the room, check the subfloor and replace only the boards whose edges stay lifted.
Yes. Sand and wet dogs are hard on wood, and we fix cottage floors all along the south shore and Sakonnet Point.
Yes. We fill them with a flexible material that moves with the wood, and fasten any loose boards first.
Usually within a few days of the visit. A small repair in one room is often finished in a single day.
Give us a call. There is a year on our labor from an insured, licensed team, and they follow NWFA standards.