Boards Matched to Yours
Red oak strip in common widths dominates Oxford houses, so matching stock rides in our truck and we layer the stain until the patch is invisible.
Red oak strip in common widths dominates Oxford houses, so matching stock rides in our truck and we layer the stain until the patch is invisible.
The free estimate brings a moisture meter and a flashlight for the framing below, so the list of boards to replace is honest.
Hall squeaks and baseboard gaps are common once a colonial has a few decades behind it. We fasten from above and tint the filler to the oak.
Repairs come with a year of labor warranty, and each person on the job is licensed, insured and NWFA trained.



Repairs start at $150, with the final price set at your house once we see the boards. A per-foot rate does not fit, because damage differs every time.
We bring red and white oak in common widths and test the stain on scrap first. After the finish coat goes on, the patch is hard to spot.
No, only the boards that stay cupped after drying get removed. The meter reading tells us which ones recovered.
Typically, by anchoring the boards to the joists with screws and filling the holes. We examine the framing from below first.
Thin gaps take a tinted compound, but wide gaps are better solved with new strips.
Labor is due the day the crew begins and any material at delivery. Clearing a room of furniture is a flat $250.
Once the room has been sanded and sealed, the repaired area merges with the rest. A stain sample gets your approval before any color is applied.
It is: a year on labor from Brazil Floors. Every person on the crew carries a license, insurance and NWFA certification.