Boards Matched to Yours
Most older houses in the borough have narrow oak strip, and we keep matching stock, then layer the tone until the new piece disappears.
Most older houses in the borough have narrow oak strip, and we keep matching stock, then layer the tone until the new piece disappears.
Book a free estimate and we read moisture, check the joists from the basement when possible, and show which boards need to be replaced.
Squeaky upstairs halls and gaps by the baseboard come with age. Both are solved by driving screws down from the top and hiding them with colored putty.
Repairs include one year on labor, from a licensed, insured crew trained to NWFA standards.



The starting point is $150, and the final number is set on site after we see the damage. We see the damage and name a figure at the visit.
Yes. Drying comes first, then moisture checks, then we swap any boards that stay warped.
Not always. We measure the dampness first and replace just the boards that refuse to flatten.
We do, and new strips are toned in layers so they blend with the old.
Fasteners go through the surface into the joists and the holes get filled.
We can, using a filler colored to your oak and finishing with a thin new coat.
Booking online takes $250 off, and visits are usually scheduled within days.
One year on labor, by crews who work for us directly.