Boards Matched to Yours
Standard width red oak strip runs through most Orange houses and lives on our truck, so new boards blend as the color builds in coats.
Standard width red oak strip runs through most Orange houses and lives on our truck, so new boards blend as the color builds in coats.
At the free visit a moisture meter scans the floor, the subfloor is checked from below and the exact boards that must go are marked.
A hall squeak or a seam by the baseboard heat points to loose boards. Screws set from above hold them down and tinted filler closes the gap.
Every repair carries a year of labor warranty, and the person kneeling on your floor holds a license, insurance and NWFA training.



Pricing follows the board count and the cause of the damage, starting at $150 per repair, and the free visit ends with a written quote.
Often yes. It is dried, the moisture is tracked for days and only boards that stay cupped are replaced.
Call before anything is pulled up. We look from the basement and the room above, dry everything and replace only the strips that stay damaged.
Yes, the truck carries it, and the stain goes on in coats until the patch blends.
A screw through the board into the joist holds it down, and putty in the oak's color hides the head.
Dry heat opens the seams, so we pack them with a compound that stays flexible through every season.
Usually inside a week, with small patches cut, set and finished in one visit. Labor is paid when the crew arrives.
Labor is covered for a full year, and the installers hold a license, insurance and NWFA training.