Boards Matched to Yours
Red oak strip went into most older Newark houses, so we stock matching lengths and build the tone up in layers until the patch fades into the room.
Red oak strip went into most older Newark houses, so we stock matching lengths and build the tone up in layers until the patch fades into the room.
Ask for the free estimate and we take moisture readings, inspect the subfloor from underneath wherever access allows, and point out which boards truly must come out.
A groaning stairwell hall and thin gaps along the walls appear as old buildings settle. Fasteners go through the surface and putty in the oak shade hides the joints.
Every repair has a year of labor coverage, carried out by a crew that is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



Repair work opens at $150, and the exact number is set at your door because each floor fails differently. You hear a firm figure before the visit ends, once we have studied the damage.
Often not. The floor is dried, moisture is logged and only boards that stay cupped are replaced.
Not necessarily. Readings come first, and only strips that cannot lie flat again are replaced.
We do, and replacement boards are shaded in layers to sit naturally next to the originals.
Fasteners driven from above into the joists, with the heads filled over, end the noise.
They can, with filler matched to your oak followed by a thin recoat.
Book the estimate on our site for $250 off, and a visit typically follows within days.
Twelve months on labor, carried out by staff we employ directly.