Boards Matched to Yours
Houses from the 1970s onward in this township often carry red oak strip. We keep matching boards in stock and layer the tone until the new piece vanishes.
Houses from the 1970s onward in this township often carry red oak strip. We keep matching boards in stock and layer the tone until the new piece vanishes.
The free estimate includes moisture readings, a look at the subfloor from below when reachable and an honest list of which boards must be replaced.
As a house settles on its lot, upstairs halls start to creak and baseboards pull away. We anchor boards from above and hide joints with tinted putty.
Repair labor is covered for twelve months, and the installers are licensed, insured and certified by the NWFA.



Work starts at $150, and the final number is set in person because no two floors fail alike. You know the price before we leave the house.
Often not, if you act fast. We dry it, meter the moisture and swap only the boards that stay warped.
We stock red oak and tint new pieces in coats until they sit naturally beside the old.
Screws draw the loose board onto the joist and filler covers the heads. Nothing moves, so nothing creaks.
Yes, with a color matched filler and a thin coat of sealer on top.
Light scratches blend out with the grain. Anything gouged deeply is better served by a fresh board.
Visits are usually set within days, and booking online trims $250 off the estimate.
Our own staff, under twelve months of labor coverage.