Boards Matched to Yours
Older shore houses often have red oak strip, and we carry matching lengths, then tone each new board in layers until the repair vanishes.
Older shore houses often have red oak strip, and we carry matching lengths, then tone each new board in layers until the repair vanishes.
A free estimate includes moisture readings, a look at the subfloor from below where possible, and a plain list of boards that truly need replacing.
Squeaks in a hallway and gaps beside the baseboard come with seasonal swelling. Boards are fixed from the top, then tinted putty fills the seams.
Labor on repairs is guaranteed for twelve months, and our crew holds licenses, insurance and NWFA certification.



Jobs begin at $150 and are quoted at your house, because each one is different. You hear a firm number at the visit.
Yes. We dry the floor, keep readings over several days and pull the boards that stay cupped.
Not always. Readings come first, and only boards that cannot lie flat get replaced.
We do, and new boards are toned in layers to match the old.
Driving screws down into the joists and filling the heads quiets the hallway.
Yes, with a putty matched to the oak and a thin recoat on top.
We tend to set the visit within days, and the online booking form lowers the bill by $250.
A year on labor, from our own employees.