Boards Matched to Yours
Many older flats have narrow red oak strip, which the crew keeps on the truck. New boards are stained in layers until the patch vanishes.
Many older flats have narrow red oak strip, which the crew keeps on the truck. New boards are stained in layers until the patch vanishes.
During the free visit we meter the floor, look at the subfloor from below when we can, and show you which boards truly have to go.
A hall that creaks at night usually has a loose board over a joist. Screws from above pull it tight and tinted filler hides the heads.
All repair labor carries a one-year warranty, done by licensed, insured people trained to NWFA standards. Quotes start at $150, given on site.



A repair starts at $150, then climbs with the board count and the cause of the damage. A free visit ends with that figure on paper.
Often. We dry it, watch the meter for several days and replace only boards that never lie flat.
Matching oak is cut in and stained in stages. Sanding then blends the repair into the room.
Frequently, by driving screws from above into the joists. Tinted filler covers the heads and any gaps.
Yes. Once the carpet is up we can inspect the boards and subfloor, and the estimate shows what can be saved.
A handful of boards takes a day. A serious flood repair can take several days for drying and finishing.
Yes, the rate is $2.50/Sq Ft with sanding, stain and three coats included. Many owners do the whole room so the color is uniform.
Labor is due when the crew arrives and material when it lands at your door. The repair labor has a one-year warranty.