Boards Matched to Yours
Preston farmhouses mostly have red oak strip in common widths. Matching boards ride in our truck, and the stain is applied in light coats.
Preston farmhouses mostly have red oak strip in common widths. Matching boards ride in our truck, and the stain is applied in light coats.
Our moisture meter reads the floor, a look from the cellar shows the subfloor, and the free estimate tells you which boards must go.
Halls in old Preston farmhouses creak, and boards pull apart beside the woodstove. Screws go in from above, seams are packed with tinted putty.
A year of labor warranty backs every Preston repair, and the installers are licensed, insured and NWFA trained.



Repairs start from $150 and are priced on site, since each job depends on the number of boards and the cause. The written quote follows your free visit.
Yes. We keep the meter on the floor for several days and swap only the boards that stay cupped.
Often it is not. We check the cellar and the room together before deciding which strips really have to go.
Yes, because most older homes here have it. We carry matching red oak and layer the stain until the patch blends in.
Screws go through the boards into the joists in Preston farmhouses, and tinted putty hides the heads.
Yes. Woodstove heat shrinks boards and opens seams, so we use a tinted filler that tolerates seasonal movement.
Often within the week, and a small patch can be cut, set and sealed by evening.
A full year on labor, with every installer licensed, insured and NWFA trained.