Boards Matched to Yours
Most Old Lyme colonials and cottages have red oak strip in familiar widths, so we carry it and brush the stain in layers until the patch disappears.
Most Old Lyme colonials and cottages have red oak strip in familiar widths, so we carry it and brush the stain in layers until the patch disappears.
Book a free estimate and we will put a meter on the floor, study the subfloor from the cellar and show exactly which boards need to be replaced.
Squeaky upstairs halls and gaps beside the baseboard heat appear in older shore homes. Screws are set from above and tinted filler fills seams.
Every repair has a year of warranty on labor, and each person on the job is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



Repairs start from $150, and the price follows the number of failed strips and the cause. A firm written figure comes after the free visit.
Yes. We dry the floor and follow a meter for days, and we replace only the boards that refuse to lie flat again.
Not always. Inspecting from the cellar and from the room shows what can dry out and what has to be swapped.
Yes. Red oak in familiar widths rides on our truck, and we layer the stain until the repair blends into the old floor.
From above we drive small screws into the joists, then hide each head with tinted putty.
Yes. Dry heat opens those seams, so we fill them with flexible tinted filler that follows the seasons.
Typically inside the week, and a small patch is often cut, fitted and sealed the same afternoon.
Labor is covered for one year, and the Old Lyme crew is NWFA trained, licensed and insured.