Boards Matched to Yours
Houses here from the 1950s and 1960s usually hold red oak strip. We keep matching boards on the truck and tone the stain in layers until the patch disappears.
Houses here from the 1950s and 1960s usually hold red oak strip. We keep matching boards on the truck and tone the stain in layers until the patch disappears.
Request a free estimate and we meter moisture, inspect from below where possible, and show which boards actually need replacing.
A squeaky landing and thin gaps by the baseboard are common as houses settle. The cure is screws from above and putty tinted to the wood.
Twelve months of labor coverage follow each repair, performed by licensed, insured, NWFA certified staff.



The starting point is $150, and the real number is set at your house after we inspect. Each repair differs too much for a per foot price.
Yes, once the area is dry and read with a meter. Boards that stay cupped come out.
We carry red oak strip that matches many homes of that era, and test the stain on a spare piece.
We fasten into the joists from above and fill the holes. The boards stay in place.
Yes, either with putty mixed to the wood or a thin strip of the same species.
Often within a few days. Small repairs can be done on that same trip.
Yes, $250 off the estimate.
A year on labor, plus the maker's warranty on new wood.