Boards Matched to Yours
Houses of this age usually carry red oak strip. We keep matching lengths in stock and build the color on each new strip in thin layers until the seam disappears.
Houses of this age usually carry red oak strip. We keep matching lengths in stock and build the color on each new strip in thin layers until the seam disappears.
A free estimate includes moisture readings, a look at the subfloor from below where access allows, and a clear list of the boards that must actually go.
Landings that creak and thin gaps beside the trim show up as old houses settle. Boards are fastened from the top, and putty tinted to the wood fills what is left.
Each repair has twelve months of labor coverage, performed by a licensed and insured crew trained to NWFA standards.



The starting figure is $150, and each job is then quoted at your house because damage varies so much. A firm number comes with the visit.
Yes. We dry it out, watch the moisture and swap boards that stay cupped.
Often it is not. Readings come first, and we replace only what will not lie flat again.
We do, and the new strips are toned in layers so they sink into the old floor.
Screws go from the top into the joists, the heads get filled, and the squeak is gone.
Yes, using a filler tinted to the oak and a light recoat over it.
The visit is normally booked within days, and reserving it online takes $250 off.
Twelve months on labor, from crews on our own payroll.