Boards Matched to Yours
Postwar homes here were nailed with narrow red oak, and we stock matching strips, then layer the tone until the patch fades into the old floor.
Postwar homes here were nailed with narrow red oak, and we stock matching strips, then layer the tone until the patch fades into the old floor.
Book a free estimate and we check moisture with a meter, look at the joists from the basement and mark exactly which boards need replacing.
Squeaks near the stair landing and gaps along baseboards come with settling. We sink screws into the joists from the top, then hide each head with colored filler.
Repair work has one year on labor, from a licensed, insured crew trained to NWFA standards.



Repairs start from $150 and are quoted on site, because each floor differs. The visit ends with a firm figure for the damage we find.
Yes. We dry the area, measure moisture and replace only the boards that stay cupped.
Often it is not. A moisture reading starts the job, and only boards that will not settle flat are replaced.
We do. New strips are toned in layers so they match the aged boards around them.
Screws go through the floor into the joists, and the heads are filled so the noise ends.
Yes, with filler tinted to your oak and a light coat over the top.
Online booking takes $250 off the estimate, and the visit usually happens within a few days.
One year on labor, by employees who work only for us.