Boards Matched to Yours
Beach homes here often have red or white oak, sometimes bleached by years of sun, so we bring both and lighten or darken the stain until it fits.
Beach homes here often have red or white oak, sometimes bleached by years of sun, so we bring both and lighten or darken the stain until it fits.
We come by for free, put a meter on the boards and look under them where the house allows. You get a short, honest plan and the choice is yours.
Sand gets into the seams, and loose boards start to tick and pop. We fasten them, close the gaps with filler and leave the floor quiet underfoot.
One year on labor is part of every repair, and it comes from a team that is licensed, carries insurance and learned the NWFA way.



There is no set price, because every floor fails differently. We visit for free and quote the job once we see it.
Yes. Most rental repairs take a day, so we can fit them between the end of one lease and the start of the next.
Yes. Sun bleaches oak over the years, so we lighten the stain on the new boards bit by bit until they fit in.
Not usually. We dry the subfloor, take readings for a few days and pull only boards that never drop back.
Loose boards rubbing on nails or each other. We fasten them from above and fill the gaps so they stay silent.
Gray rings mean the urine went deep. We take those boards up, clean the subfloor and put in new toned oak.
Yes. Winter is a good time for beach homes, and most jobs get going two or three days after we look.
Yes. The workmanship holds a guarantee for one year after we leave, and the people on the job are insured, licensed and NWFA trained.