Boards Matched to Yours
Village homes may have narrow old oak or maple, and newer houses have wider oak. We bring what fits and work the color in your kitchen till it hides.
Village homes may have narrow old oak or maple, and newer houses have wider oak. We bring what fits and work the color in your kitchen till it hides.
Your visit is free. We check moisture from the top and the cellar, show you exactly what we found and explain the repair in simple terms.
Country houses that see big swings in humidity creak and open up. We secure the loose boards to the framing and fill the joints so they hold.
We stand behind every repair for one year, and the people on your floor have licenses and insurance and learned to NWFA standards.



Prices follow what we find. A free visit shows us the boards and the reason they failed, and the quote comes in writing.
Yes. Many Slatersville homes have narrow old boards, and we find wood with a close grain and width to fit in.
Usually. Dehumidifiers and time do most of the work, and the meter tells us which humped boards must go.
Yes. Maple takes stain in its own way, so we work the color slowly, testing scraps until the new boards hide.
Dry heat shrinks the wood and loosens it. We secure loose boards to the framing so the creaks stop for good.
Yes. We use a flexible filler tinted to the floor, so it moves with the wood instead of cracking out.
Most repairs are booked a few days out and finished in one visit, even in a larger country house.
Yes. Our workmanship is backed a full year, by installers holding a license and insurance with NWFA training.