Boards Matched to Yours
Many older farmhouses here have red oak strip, so we keep matching stock on the truck and tone new boards in thin layers until the patch vanishes.
Many older farmhouses here have red oak strip, so we keep matching stock on the truck and tone new boards in thin layers until the patch vanishes.
Book a free estimate. We read moisture with a meter, check the subfloor from below when possible, and show you which boards truly need replacing.
Squeaks in the upstairs hall and thin gaps along the walls come with changing seasons. We fasten from above and fill the cracks with tinted putty.
Repairs come with a year on labor, and each installer is licensed, insured and NWFA trained.



Prices start at $150, set at the house since no two repairs are alike. After studying the damage, the estimator hands you a concrete figure.
Yes. Drying, moisture tracking and replacement of boards that stay cupped make up the process.
Not always. Readings come before any pulling, and only boards that refuse to flatten go.
Yes, and fresh boards are toned in thin layers until they disappear into the old floor.
A screw through the board into the joist, with the head filled over, ends a squeak permanently.
Yes, with a filler tinted to the oak, then a light recoat.
Booking the estimate online takes $250 off, and we normally schedule within days.
Our labor carries a one-year guarantee, and the people doing it work for us directly.