Boards Matched to Yours
Colonials in the village often have narrow old oak, and newer houses have wider planks. Our truck carries both sizes, tinted on site to blend in.
Colonials in the village often have narrow old oak, and newer houses have wider planks. Our truck carries both sizes, tinted on site to blend in.
The estimate is free and in person. We take moisture readings, look closely at the damage and explain what we would do, then you decide.
Older homes here often squeak by the stairs and gap in the hall. We anchor each loose board to the framing and pack the seams.
Twelve months on every repair we do is included, and our people carry licenses and insurance and were trained to the NWFA guidelines.



Ice maker leaks, pets and cracks all differ, so we see the floor at no charge first and then write up an honest price.
Yes. Only the damaged plank comes up and a fresh one goes in, so the boards around it are left untouched.
Often yes. Fans run until the meter reads normal, and boards that still hold a cup after that are changed.
Yes. We bring narrow strip oak in common sizes and tint it on site so the repair fits into the old floor.
They can. Deep stains travel along the grain, so we remove the whole stained board instead of sanding the top.
We find the loose board, screw it into the joist and fill the seam so the squeak does not come back.
We usually book the work two or three days out, and a small repair is wrapped up by evening.
Every job comes with twelve months on labor, done by our licensed, insured crew who follow NWFA guidelines.