Boards Matched to Yours
Older shore homes here often have strip oak. We carry matching lengths and tone the new wood layer by layer until the patch fades into the floor.
Older shore homes here often have strip oak. We carry matching lengths and tone the new wood layer by layer until the patch fades into the floor.
Estimates are free. We read moisture, look at the subfloor from below when access allows, and mark the boards that truly have to come out.
As shore houses move with the seasons, landings creak and gaps open along the walls. We fasten from the top side and fill the seams with tinted putty.
Repair work has a year of labor coverage, and each crew member is licensed, insured and NWFA trained.



The starting price is $150, and the final number is set on site because every job is different. Once we see the damage, you leave the visit with a figure.
Often not. After drying and moisture readings, only the boards that stay cupped are replaced.
We do, and the new boards are toned in layers so they sit with the old floor.
Screws run through the board into the joist from above, and the heads are filled over.
Yes. Tinted filler goes in, followed by a light recoat.
Color and sheen are matched so it blends. If the damage is widespread, a full refinish may look better.
Yes, $250 comes off with online estimate booking, and visits are typically set within days.
Our own employees guarantee their labor for a year, and new wood carries the manufacturer warranty.