Boards Matched to Yours
Most homes here were built with red oak strip in standard widths. That makes matching simpler, and we mix the stain in front of you until it fits.
Most homes here were built with red oak strip in standard widths. That makes matching simpler, and we mix the stain in front of you until it fits.
Book a free visit. We meter the boards, look underneath from the cellar stairs and share the honest fix, even if it is a small one.
Creaks on the way to the kitchen and cracks between strips tend to grow. We anchor loose wood from above and pack the joints with tinted filler.
A one year promise on our labor comes with the job, and the installers who arrive are licensed, carry insurance and train by the NWFA book.



It varies with the damage. We come by at no charge, find what caused it and put an exact number in front of you.
Yes. Red oak strip is the most common floor here, and we carry it in standard widths so the match is close.
We set up drying fans and follow the readings for a few days. Boards that relax stay, and the ones that do not are swapped.
Rarely. Cat urine sinks deep into oak, so we remove the stained section and tint new wood to blend with the room.
We locate the loose strips, anchor them from above with small fasteners and close any joints that opened.
Often. Shallow dents can be raised with steam and filled. Deep ones mean that one strip is replaced instead.
We can often be there the same week, and most patch jobs are finished before the end of the first day.
Yes. Labor is promised for one full year, and each person sent out is NWFA trained, insured and licensed.