Boards Matched to Yours
Red oak and quartersawn oak hide under many old carpets, and both ride in our truck. Stain is built in layers until the patch disappears.
Red oak and quartersawn oak hide under many old carpets, and both ride in our truck. Stain is built in layers until the patch disappears.
A free estimate means a moisture reading, a look at the framing below and an honest answer on how many boards must actually go.
Tired buildings squeak and gap near the radiators. Screws set from above tighten the boards, and tinted filler hides what is left.
Repairs come with a year of labor warranty, from workers who are licensed, insured and NWFA trained. Pricing is set on site, from $150.



Repairs start at $150, and the final figure depends on how many boards are damaged and why. You receive it in writing after a free visit.
Yes. We dry the area, follow the meter for several days and swap only the boards that refuse to lie flat.
We cut matching oak into the gap and build the color up in stages. A final sanding blends the patch into the room.
Usually by driving screws from above into the joists. Remaining gaps get a tinted filler.
Yes, once the carpet is rolled back we can read the boards and the subfloor. The estimate shows what is salvageable.
A few boards take a day. A serious flood can need several days to dry and finish.
Many owners do, at $2.50/Sq Ft for sanding, stain and three coats, because the color then matches everywhere.
The crew is paid on its first morning, and the material invoice is due on delivery day. Repair labor carries a one-year warranty.