Boards Matched to Yours
Postwar homes here commonly have red oak strip, so we keep matching lengths and tone new boards in layers until the seam fades.
Postwar homes here commonly have red oak strip, so we keep matching lengths and tone new boards in layers until the seam fades.
Book a free visit. We read moisture, look at the underside of the floor when we can and mark only the boards that must go.
Squeaks and baseboard gaps appear as houses settle. We fasten from above and fill joints with putty tinted to the wood.
Each repair has a year of labor coverage, from a crew that is licensed, insured and NWFA certified.



Jobs begin at $150, with the exact figure set during the visit. We examine the damage and name one number.
Yes. The floor is dried and readings are logged, then any board still cupped is swapped.
Not always. Readings come first, and only boards that refuse to lie flat are swapped.
We stock red and white oak and tone it to blend.
Screws go into the joists from above and heads are filled.
Yes, with tinted filler and a light recoat.
Booking online saves $250 and visits often happen within days.
One year on labor.