Boards Matched to Yours
Older farmhouses often have pine or oak strip, and we keep matching stock, toning the stain in layers until the patch vanishes.
Older farmhouses often have pine or oak strip, and we keep matching stock, toning the stain in layers until the patch vanishes.
The free estimate includes moisture readings and a look at the subfloor from below where the basement allows, so you see which boards truly need replacing.
Squeaks in an upstairs hall and gaps at the baseboards show up as old frames settle. Screws set from the top side hold the boards, and putty toned to the wood fills the seams.
Repair labor carries one year, and every crew member is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



Jobs start from $150 and are quoted on site because every floor is different. You get a clear number at the visit.
Yes. The floor is dried with moisture logged each day, and boards that remain cupped come out.
Not always. Moisture readings decide it, and only boards that refuse to lie flat are replaced.
We carry matching oak, and fresh boards are toned in layers to blend.
Screws through the board into the joist stop the squeak, with the heads filled afterward.
Yes. Filler tinted to the wood closes them and a thin recoat blends the repair.
Booking online takes $250 off the estimate, and visits are usually scheduled within days.
One year on labor from our own employees.