Boards Matched to Yours
Cottages often have older strip oak, while newer homes in Melville have wider boards. We match the width and work the tone until it disappears.
Cottages often have older strip oak, while newer homes in Melville have wider boards. We match the width and work the tone until it disappears.
The first visit to your house is on us. We test moisture, look at how the storm water moved and explain your options in plain words.
Cottage floors that got wet and dried out often loosen and rattle. We fasten them back to the framing and close the gaps with filler.
Each repair is guaranteed on labor for one year, done by an insured and licensed team that follows the NWFA guidelines closely.



Each repair is priced on site. We visit at no charge, see what the water or wear did and give you a firm quote.
Often. We dry the floor fully, watch the readings and replace only the planks that stay cupped after drying.
Yes. We work on many cottages there, where storm water and sand are common, and match the older strip oak.
In spots that flood often, waterproof vinyl plank can make sense, and we install it as well as repair hardwood.
Yes. Wider boards in common sizes come along, and the stain is adjusted in the room until the repair fits in.
Wet wood swells and then shrinks, which pulls on the nails. We fasten the boards back to the framing.
Yes. Those trips are planned ahead with all the boards and tools packed, so one visit is usually enough.
Twelve months from the day we finish, covering labor, by NWFA trained people who are licensed and insured.