Boards Matched to Yours
Houses from the postwar years are mostly red oak strip. We keep matching stock and tone it in layers until the patch disappears.
Houses from the postwar years are mostly red oak strip. We keep matching stock and tone it in layers until the patch disappears.
Schedule a free estimate. We read moisture, look at the underside of the floor when we can, and point out the boards that really must be replaced.
Creaks in a hallway and thin gaps beside the baseboards show up as frames settle. Screws go in from the surface, and putty in the oak shade fills the joints.
Labor on repairs is protected for twelve months, and every installer on the crew is licensed, insured and certified under NWFA standards.



Prices begin at $150 and are set on site, since no two repairs match. We look at the damage first and give you a firm number during the visit.
Yes. The floor is dried, the moisture is tracked and cupped boards that hold their warp are replaced.
Not always. A moisture meter tells us what is salvageable, and we swap just the strips that refuse to lie flat.
We do, and fresh boards are toned in layers so they sit comfortably beside the old.
Screws go through from above into the joists and the heads are filled, so the squeak stops.
Yes, with filler tinted to your oak and then a light recoat.
Book the estimate online for $250 off, and a visit is usually set within a few days.
One year on labor from our own employees.