Boards Matched to Yours
Older cabin floors are often narrow strip oak or pine, so we keep matching boards on hand and layer the color until the patch fades into the rest.
Older cabin floors are often narrow strip oak or pine, so we keep matching boards on hand and layer the color until the patch fades into the rest.
The visit is free. We read moisture, look at the subfloor from the crawlspace when we can, and tell you exactly which boards have to go.
A creak outside the bedroom and gaps along a wall are common in wood houses that shift with the seasons. Screws go in from the top side and putty tinted to the wood closes the joints.
Repair work carries a one year labor warranty, and each installer is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



The starting point is $150, with the final figure set at the visit since no two repairs match. Our estimator reviews the damage and states the total before leaving.
Yes. We dry the boards, monitor moisture and replace any strips that stay cupped.
Not necessarily. Moisture readings come first, and only the boards that stay warped are replaced.
We keep matching oak on hand, and for pine we hunt for a close species and tone it in layers to blend.
Screws go in from above into the joists and the heads are filled, which ends the noise.
Yes. A color matched filler goes into the gaps, followed by a thin recoat.
Booking the estimate online takes $250 off, and the visit is usually scheduled within a few days.
Twelve months on labor, performed by our own staff.