Boards Matched to Yours
Houses from the 1700s and 1800s tend to have narrow oak with a dark patina, so we bring close matches and build the tone by hand in layers.
Houses from the 1700s and 1800s tend to have narrow oak with a dark patina, so we bring close matches and build the tone by hand in layers.
Your first visit costs nothing. We meter the wood, look at how the floor was laid, and explain the options so you can choose with confidence.
Old Newport houses creak as the frame settles. We tighten loose boards from above with trim screws, close the seams and leave the old look alone.
Should anything we fixed come loose in the first year, we return at no charge. The hands doing it are fully licensed and insured and NWFA trained.



Old floors vary a lot, so we look at yours for free, see how it was laid and give you one firm price for the work.
Yes. We work with care on old boards, keep every one that is sound and fit new wood that matches the age and width.
No. We can blend the repaired area into the existing finish, though a full refinish is an option if you want it.
Yes. We build the color in thin layers by hand and check it in daylight until the new boards blend with the old.
Usually not. Old wood dries well if done slowly, so we watch it for days and only change planks that stay domed.
Most of the time. Loose boards get small trim screws set below the surface, then the seams are filled.
Often that same week. Small repairs are usually done in one day, even in a busy downtown condo.
Yes. For a year after the job, any labor problem is fixed for free by our NWFA trained crew, licensed and insured.