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Plank width, thickness and species guide a repair. We assess the existing wood before looking for replacement material that can fit the floor.
Plank width, thickness and species guide a repair. We assess the existing wood before looking for replacement material that can fit the floor.
Tell us about leaks or recurring stains. The moisture source must be addressed before affected wood is closed in or replaced.
A moving plank can have more than one cause. The proposed repair depends on access to its fixings and the supporting floor.
Repairs carry our one-year workmanship terms for the agreed scope. Existing damage outside that scope and routine floor care remain separate considerations.



Sometimes. We check the wood dimensions, product availability and surrounding condition before proposing a localized repair.
An exact match cannot be promised. Age, sunlight, stain and wear affect the existing floor, and wider refinishing may produce a more consistent result.
Yes. The source of moisture needs to be resolved and the affected area assessed before a flooring repair is closed up.
Not always. Staining may penetrate deeply enough that plank replacement is the more practical option.
No. Gaps can change with seasonal movement. We assess their cause and condition before deciding whether filling is appropriate.
It depends on where the movement originates and what can be accessed. We inspect the floor before selecting a fastening or repair method.
Yes, when available. Material from the original installation can help identify the product and may improve a later repair match.
Not automatically. We explain the tradeoffs between treating a patch, refinishing a room and doing a larger area after inspecting the floor.