Boards Matched to Yours
First we track down the cause, be it a dripping icemaker, a damp cellar or a soft joist, so the fresh board does not suffer the same fate.
First we track down the cause, be it a dripping icemaker, a damp cellar or a soft joist, so the fresh board does not suffer the same fate.
Fresh boards are woven into the existing floor with offset ends, then sanded and sealed so the repair vanishes under a sunny window.
The estimator tests moisture, counts boards and carries oak matching your species and width, since an old farmhouse often holds narrow strips.
Every repair has a one year guarantee from a licensed and insured crew. Pay when work begins, never ahead of it.



Repairs begin at $150 for small jobs. Larger repairs are quoted board by board after we examine the damage.
Yes. Our stock includes matching species and widths, and refinishing draws the new boards into the old ones.
Water exposure, generally from a leak, a wet cellar or a flooded basement. We deal with the cause first.
Done properly it should not be. Staggered seams plus a color matched coating make the patch hard to see by day.
Yes. Stained boards are cut out and replaced, and sealer goes on the subfloor to stop the smell.
A small patch is usually one visit. A broader section could take two days to dry and take its coating.
Most of the time, yes. We drive screws through loose planks into the subfloor and joists under them.
Labor is billed on the day our crew arrives and starts work. Material is paid when it is delivered.