Boards Matched to Yours
Most Newtown colonials and capes have red oak strip in familiar widths, so we carry it and brush the stain in layers until the patch disappears.
Most Newtown colonials and capes have red oak strip in familiar widths, so we carry it and brush the stain in layers until the patch disappears.
Book a free estimate and we put a meter on the floor, study the subfloor from the basement and show you which boards need to come out.
Older Newtown homes get squeaky upstairs halls and gaps by baseboard heat. Screws are driven from above and tinted filler seals each seam.
Each repair has a year of warranty on labor, and everyone on the job is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



Repairs begin at $150 and scale with the number of damaged strips and their cause. A firm written quote follows the free visit.
Yes. The floor is dried and tracked with a meter for days, and only boards that refuse to lie flat again are replaced.
Not always. Inspecting from the basement and from the room shows what dries out and what has to be swapped.
Yes. Red oak in common widths rides on our truck, and stain goes on in layers until the patch vanishes into the old floor.
Small screws go into the joists from above, and each head is hidden with tinted putty.
Yes. Dry heat opens those seams, so we fill them with a flexible tinted filler that follows the seasons.
Usually within the week, and a small patch can be cut, fitted and sealed in one afternoon.
Labor is covered for one year, and the Newtown crew is NWFA trained, licensed and insured.