Boards Matched to Yours
Houses of every era here have oak strip in standard widths. Matching boards ride in our truck, and stain goes on thin until the patch vanishes.
Houses of every era here have oak strip in standard widths. Matching boards ride in our truck, and stain goes on thin until the patch vanishes.
The meter reads moisture in the floor, a look from below shows the subfloor, and the free estimate lists which boards must come out.
Halls creak and seams open near radiators and large windows. We drive screws in from above and cover the heads with tinted putty.
Repair labor carries a year of warranty from us, and the installers are licensed, insured and NWFA trained.



Jobs start from $150, quoted on site because the price depends on how many boards are involved and what caused the damage. A written quote follows your free visit.
Not always. We watch the floor with the meter over several days and replace only the boards that stay cupped.
It can be, so we inspect the basement and the room above together. Only strips that will not dry flat are removed.
Yes, because oak strip was the standard back then. We carry matching boards and layer stain until the patch blends in.
Fasteners go down through the boards into the joists, then putty tinted to the oak covers the heads.
Yes. Dry winter heat opens seams, and a tinted filler that tolerates seasonal movement closes them.
Often within the week. Small patches are usually cut, fitted and sealed the same day.
The installers are licensed, insured and NWFA trained, and their labor is warranted for a year.