Boards Matched to Yours
Matching an old floor takes patience. The crew cuts oak to the same width, then builds color in thin coats until you cannot tell new from old.
Matching an old floor takes patience. The crew cuts oak to the same width, then builds color in thin coats until you cannot tell new from old.
At the free visit we put a meter on the boards, inspect the subfloor from below where we can and mark which boards need replacing.
Seams open beside heat vents and old hallways start to creak. We screw boards down from above and fill the gaps with putty tinted to match.
Repairs come with a one-year labor warranty from licensed, insured, NWFA trained workers. Pricing starts at $150 and is confirmed on site.



Pricing begins at $150 and shifts with how many boards failed and why. The price is written down after a free visit.
Yes. The crew dries the area, tracks the meter for days and swaps only the boards that never lie flat.
Matching oak is cut in and colored in stages. Light sanding at the end ties the repair into the room.
Often, with screws driven through the boards into the joists. Filler tinted to the wood covers the heads.
Yes. With the carpet up we see the subfloor and boards, and the estimate shows which can stay.
Replacing a few boards takes about a day. After a flood, drying and finishing can stretch to several.
You can, at $2.50/Sq Ft for sanding, stain and three coats. Most owners do the full room so the color is even.
Labor is due as the crew starts, material when it is delivered. Repair labor is warranted for a year.