Boards Matched to Yours
Oak strip in common widths is what most homes here have. We bring matching boards and build stain in thin layers until the new piece blends.
Oak strip in common widths is what most homes here have. We bring matching boards and build stain in thin layers until the new piece blends.
The moisture meter reads the floor, a peek from the basement shows the subfloor, and your free estimate says which boards need to come out.
Hallways creak and seams open along heat vents. Screws go in from above, and tinted putty covers the heads and fills the gaps.
You get a year of labor warranty on every repair, and the installers hold a license, insurance and NWFA training.



Repairs start from $150 and are priced on site, since each job depends on how many boards are affected and what caused the damage. A written quote comes after the free visit.
Often not. The meter goes on the floor for a few days, and only boards that stay cupped are cut out.
Call before pulling anything up. We examine the basement and the floor above together, then decide which strips have to be replaced.
Yes, that era mostly used red oak strip. We keep matching boards on hand and layer stain until the patch blends in.
We drive screws through the boards into the joists and cover the heads with tinted putty.
Yes. Heat dries boards and opens seams, so a tinted filler that can flex with the seasons goes in.
Frequently within the week. A small patch is often cut, set and sealed by the end of the day.
One year of labor, performed by installers holding a license, insurance and NWFA training.