Boards Matched to Yours
Older Short Hills homes were built with red oak and some with white oak, so we carry both and tint the new strips in layers until the seam is hard to find.
Older Short Hills homes were built with red oak and some with white oak, so we carry both and tint the new strips in layers until the seam is hard to find.
Request a free visit. We check moisture, look at the joists from the basement when access allows, and point out exactly which boards need to be replaced.
Settling houses produce hallway creaks and thin gaps beside baseboards. We screw down from above and fill the openings with putty tinted to the wood.
A repair is covered for one year on labor, and the crew is licensed, insured and NWFA certified.



Repairs start from $150 and are quoted on site because each job is different. We assess the damage and give you a firm number during the visit.
Yes. The crew dries the area, logs moisture readings and swaps out any boards still cupped afterward.
Not necessarily. A moisture check tells us first, then only the boards that refuse to lie flat get replaced.
We do, and the new strips are colored coat over coat until they match the aged oak.
We drive screws through the boards into the joists from above and fill the heads. That stops the movement that makes the noise.
Yes, a filler mixed to the color of your oak does it, followed by a thin recoat.
Booking the estimate online saves $250, and visits are usually scheduled within days.
Labor is guaranteed for a year, and our own employees do it.