Boards Matched to Yours
First we track down the cause, be it a dripping dishwasher, a damp crawl space or a soft joist, so the fresh board does not suffer the same fate.
First we track down the cause, be it a dripping dishwasher, a damp crawl space or a soft joist, so the fresh board does not suffer the same fate.
New pieces are interlaced with the old floor at staggered ends, then sanded and coated so the patch fades from view in sunlight.
The estimator checks moisture, counts boards and carries oak matching your species and width, since an older colonial often holds narrow strips.
Repairs come with a twelve month guarantee from a licensed and insured team. Pay when work begins, never ahead.



Repairs start from $150 for small jobs. Bigger repairs are priced per board once the damage has been inspected.
Yes. We carry matching species and widths, and a refinish brings the new boards in line with the old.
Water exposure, generally from a leak, a wet crawl space or a flooded basement. We fix the source first.
Done well it should not. Offset joints and a matched coating let the patch fade in daylight.
Yes. Stained boards are cut out and replaced, and a sealer is applied to the subfloor to stop the odor.
A small patch is usually one visit. A wider area might need two days for drying and coating.
Most often, yes. Loose boards are screwed through the subfloor and into the joists below.
Labor is paid when the crew arrives and begins the job. Material is paid when it is delivered.