Boards Matched to Yours
Our truck carries red oak strip in the widths used in mid century Bergen County houses, and the new wood gets toned in thin layers until it blends.
Our truck carries red oak strip in the widths used in mid century Bergen County houses, and the new wood gets toned in thin layers until it blends.
We bring a moisture meter to the free estimate, look at the joists from the basement if there is access, and tell you plainly which boards are done for.
By the time a house is sixty years old, hallways creak and baseboards pull away from the boards. Screws from above quiet the noise and tinted filler hides the leftover gaps.
Repair jobs are covered by twelve months of labor warranty, carried out by licensed, insured, NWFA trained employees.



Work begins at $150 and is priced at your house, because no two floors are alike. You get one firm number after we see the damage.
It could. A meter shows how much moisture is in the boards, and we replace only those that cannot lie flat again.
We dry the spot, check readings on follow up visits, and pull whatever stays cupped.
Normally, yes. New boards are toned in thin coats until they blend with the older finish.
We drive screws through the boards into the joists, then fill the heads.
They can, with a filler tinted to your oak and a thin coat over it.
Most visits happen within a few days, and booking on our website saves $250.
Our payroll crew does the repair, and the labor is guaranteed for a year.