Boards Matched to Yours
Homes of this era usually hold red oak strip, and we keep matching boards, then tone the stain in layers until the patch is hard to find.
Homes of this era usually hold red oak strip, and we keep matching boards, then tone the stain in layers until the patch is hard to find.
Request a free estimate. We read moisture, look at the framing from below where we can, and show which boards need replacing.
A squeaky landing and thin gaps by the baseboard show up as houses settle. Screws from above and putty tinted to the wood put them right.
A one year labor warranty applies to each repair, performed by a licensed, insured, NWFA certified crew.



Repairs begin at $150, with the exact figure set on site once we see the damage. Each job differs, so no per foot rate applies.
Often yes, after the area dries and the meter reads right. Boards that stay cupped are replaced.
We source red oak strip to match many houses of that era, and test the stain on a spare board.
Fasteners sink through the boards into the joists and the heads get filled. After that the floor stays put.
Yes, with tinted putty or a thin strip of matching wood.
Most visits happen within days, and small jobs can be done on the same trip.
Yes, $250 off the estimate.
Twelve months cover our labor, and new wood has its maker's coverage.