Boards Matched to Yours
Many homes here have red oak strip from the 1950s and 60s, and we stock matching boards, then build the color in coats until the new piece vanishes.
Many homes here have red oak strip from the 1950s and 60s, and we stock matching boards, then build the color in coats until the new piece vanishes.
Request a free estimate and we read moisture, inspect the subfloor from below where it's reachable, and mark just the boards that need replacing.
Gaps by the wall and creaks in the upstairs hall show up as houses breathe through the seasons. From above we drive screws, then hide the seams with tinted putty.
Repairs include a year of labor warranty, and each crew member is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



Repairs start from $150, quoted at the house since no two floors fail the same way. We look at the damage and name a firm figure then.
Often yes. The floor is dried and metered, and any board that stays cupped is replaced.
Not always. Moisture gets checked first, and only boards that refuse to lie flat come out.
We do, and new boards are toned in layers so they sit with the old ones.
Screws driven from above into the joists, with the heads filled, quiet it permanently.
Yes, using putty tinted to the oak followed by a light recoat.
A Morris Plains visit usually lands within days, and booking the estimate online lowers its price by $250.
One year on labor, from crews on our own payroll.