Boards Matched to Yours
Red oak strip went into most of these older houses, so we stock matching lengths and build the tone up in layers until the patch fades into the room.
Red oak strip went into most of these older houses, so we stock matching lengths and build the tone up in layers until the patch fades into the room.
Ask for the free estimate and we take moisture readings, inspect the subfloor from underneath wherever we can reach it, and point out which boards truly must come out.
A groaning second floor hall and thin gaps along the walls appear as old frames settle. We drive fasteners through the surface and close the joints with putty in the oak shade.
Every repair has a year of labor coverage, performed by a crew that is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



A repair begins at $150 and is quoted at the house, since no two floors fail alike. After we study the damage you get a firm figure during the visit.
Often not. We dry it out, track the moisture and swap only the boards that stay cupped.
Not necessarily. Readings come first, and we replace only strips that cannot lie flat again.
Yes, and new boards are toned in layers so they sit comfortably beside the originals.
Fasteners set from the top into the joists, then filled over, quiet the hall permanently.
They can, using filler tinted to your oak and a light recoat.
An estimate booked online comes with $250 off, and the visit usually lands within a few days.
A year on labor, backed by crews on our own payroll.