Boards Matched to Yours
We find the source first, whether a leaking dishwasher, a damp crawl space or a sagging joist, so the new board is not ruined by the same cause.
We find the source first, whether a leaking dishwasher, a damp crawl space or a sagging joist, so the new board is not ruined by the same cause.
Repairs are woven into the old floor with staggered ends, then sanded and finished so the patch disappears in daylight.
The estimator checks moisture, counts boards and carries oak that matches your species and width, since a Victorian often holds narrow strips.
Repair work is covered for twelve months, and the crew is licensed and insured. Pay when work begins, never ahead.



Repairs start from $150 for small jobs. Larger areas are priced by the board after the estimator sees the damage.
Yes. We bring species and widths that fit, and a refinish blends the new boards into the old.
Moisture, usually from a leak, a damp crawl space or a wet basement. We fix the source first.
Done well it should not. Staggered ends and a blended finish make the patch fade in daylight.
Yes. We coordinate with the landlord, protect shared halls and send insurance papers.
A small patch is usually one visit. A larger area may take two days for drying and finish.
Most often, yes. We screw the loose boards through the subfloor into the joists.
You pay for labor the day the crew turns up and starts. Material is paid when it is delivered.