Boards Matched to Yours
Common width red oak strip fills most New Fairfield houses and rides on our truck, so new boards go in and the color builds until they blend.
Common width red oak strip fills most New Fairfield houses and rides on our truck, so new boards go in and the color builds until they blend.
At the free visit a meter reads moisture in the oak, the subfloor gets a look from below and each board that must go is marked.
Hall squeaks or seams opening by the baseboard heat mean loose boards. Screws go in from above and tinted putty fills each gap.
Every repair comes with a year of labor warranty, and the installer kneeling on your floor holds a license, insurance and NWFA training.



Price follows the number of boards and the cause of the damage, from $150 per repair, and the free visit ends with a written quote.
Often yes. It gets dried, the moisture is logged for several days and only boards that remain cupped are replaced.
Call before anything is pulled up. We inspect from underneath and on top, dry it all and swap only strips that stay damaged.
Yes, it rides on our truck, and stain is built up in layers until the patch fades into the floor.
A single screw through the board and into the joist locks it down, and putty tinted like the oak hides the head.
Dry winter heat shrinks the boards, so we pack the gaps with a flexible compound that moves with each season.
Most visits start within a week, and small patches are cut, laid and finished in one trip. Labor is paid when the crew arrives.
Our work carries a twelve month guarantee, and every installer has a license, insurance and NWFA training.