Boards Matched to Yours
Many older houses here have red oak strip in standard widths. Matching boards ride on our truck, and stain goes on in thin layers until it blends.
Many older houses here have red oak strip in standard widths. Matching boards ride on our truck, and stain goes on in thin layers until it blends.
The moisture meter reads the floor, a trip to the cellar shows the subfloor, and the free estimate names the boards that have to go.
Hallways in century old houses creak, and seams open up next to a woodstove. Screws go in from above, and tinted putty fills the gaps.
Labor on every repair is warranted for a year, performed by a licensed, insured and NWFA trained installer.



Repairs begin at $150, priced on site because boards and causes vary. The free visit ends with a written quote.
Often not. The meter stays on the floor for days, and only boards that stay cupped come out.
Call us before pulling anything up. The cellar and the room get inspected together, and then we decide which strips really need to go.
Yes, since that is what most older homes here have. We carry matching red oak and layer stain until the patch disappears.
Screws into the joists, driven through the boards, with tinted putty over the heads.
Yes. A woodstove dries boards out and opens seams, so we fill them with a tinted product that flexes with the seasons.
Usually inside a week, and a small patch can be done start to finish in an afternoon.
A full year on labor, backed by a crew with licenses, insurance and NWFA training.