Boards Matched to Yours
Prewar houses here were laid with red oak strip, and that is the lumber we keep in the truck, building color in thin layers until the new board stops showing.
Prewar houses here were laid with red oak strip, and that is the lumber we keep in the truck, building color in thin layers until the new board stops showing.
The free estimate includes a moisture reading, a peek at the joists from below when there is access, and a straight answer on which boards must come out.
Settling opens gaps at baseboards and sets a hallway talking at night. Screws from the top side stop the noise, and a tinted filler hides what is left.
Every repair carries twelve months of labor coverage, performed by licensed, insured, NWFA trained employees.



Work starts at $150 and is priced at the house, since every floor is different. You get a single firm number once we have seen the damage.
It might have. A meter tells us how much moisture is in the boards, and we replace only the ones that cannot flatten again.
We dry the spot, log the readings over a few visits, and swap out whatever stays cupped.
Usually. New boards are toned in thin layers until they blend with the old finish.
Screws go through the boards into the joists from above, and the heads are filled over.
They can, with a filler tinted to your oak and a thin recoat on top.
Most visits land within a few days, and booking through the website saves $250.
Our labor, for twelve months, done by employees rather than subcontractors.