Boards Matched to Yours
Older Milford houses often have narrow oak or pine strip. We keep close matches on hand and tone new boards in layers until the patch fades.
Older Milford houses often have narrow oak or pine strip. We keep close matches on hand and tone new boards in layers until the patch fades.
Book a free estimate and moisture gets measured, the underside is checked where there is access, and only the boards that must come out are marked.
Upstairs halls start to squeak and baseboards pull away from the boards as old frames settle. We set fasteners from the top side and close seams with tinted putty.
Each repair has twelve months of labor coverage behind it, performed by licensed, insured, NWFA certified crew members.



The floor price is $150 and up, set on site once we see how much is damaged. A firm figure is given before work begins.
Often, yes. The room is dried, readings are taken, and only boards that stay warped are replaced.
Not necessarily. Moisture decides it, and we remove only what will not lie flat again.
We do. New strips are toned in layers until they pass for their older neighbors.
Screws are driven through the boards into the joists, then covered with filler. That ends most squeaks for good.
Yes, using filler tinted to the wood plus a thin recoat.
Online booking saves $250, and we normally visit within days.
A year on labor, from members of our own crew.