Boards Matched to Yours
Many postwar homes here have red oak strip, and we stock matching boards, then tone the color in layers until the patch disappears.
Many postwar homes here have red oak strip, and we stock matching boards, then tone the color in layers until the patch disappears.
At your free visit we take moisture readings, check the floor from below when access allows and point out only the boards that must be replaced.
Creaks near the bedrooms and seams opening along the walls are typical in houses that have settled for seventy years. Boards are fastened down from above and the seams are packed with tinted putty.
Each repair is backed by twelve months on labor, performed by licensed, insured and NWFA certified crew.



A repair begins at $150, and the exact price is set at the house, since no two floors are damaged alike. You will have a firm figure by the end of the visit.
Yes. The floor is dried out with moisture checked repeatedly, and boards that stay cupped are replaced.
Often not. We measure moisture first and pull only the boards that cannot flatten again.
Yes, and the new strips are toned in layers until they sit comfortably beside the old.
Screws pass down through the boards into the joists, the heads are filled, and the creak stops.
Yes, using a color-matched filler followed by a thin recoat.
Most visits happen within the week, and an estimate booked online comes with $250 off.
Twelve months on labor, provided by our own salaried crews.