Boards Matched to Yours
Most floors here are red oak strip, so matching stock rides in the truck. Color goes on in thin layers until the patch disappears.
Most floors here are red oak strip, so matching stock rides in the truck. Color goes on in thin layers until the patch disappears.
Free estimates include a moisture reading, a look at the subfloor and a plain answer on which boards actually need replacing.
Squeaks and open seams near registers are common in older houses. Screws pull boards tight to the joists, and tinted compound hides the seams.
Repairs carry a year of labor warranty, and each worker is licensed, insured and NWFA trained. Quotes are given on site, from $150.



Repairs start at $150 and move with the number of boards and the cause of the damage. The written number arrives after the free visit.
Yes. We dry the area, watch the meter over several days and replace only the boards that never lie flat again.
Matching oak is cut in and color is brushed on in stages. Sanding then ties the repair into the rest of the room.
Often, yes, because screws driven from above into the joists do it. Open seams after that are filled with a tinted compound.
Yes, once the carpet is lifted we see the subfloor and the boards. The estimate shows what can be saved.
A few boards are one day. A big flood repair needs extra days to dry and finish.
Yes. Sanding, stain and three coats run $2.50/Sq Ft, and many owners do the full room so the color lines up.
Labor is due when the crew arrives and material when it reaches the door. Repair labor is warranted for one year.