Boards Matched to Yours
Old apartments often have narrow red oak or maple, so we source the same wood and width and keep tuning the stain until it matches the room.
Old apartments often have narrow red oak or maple, so we source the same wood and width and keep tuning the stain until it matches the room.
We stop by for a free look, test the moisture, peek at the subfloor and tell you what caused the damage before we touch a single board.
Old floors loosen as houses settle, so we screw the moving boards back down and fill the wide winter gaps that trap dust along the rows.
Our licensed, insured crew works to NWFA guidelines on every wood floor repair, and our handiwork is backed for twelve months.



It depends on the damage and how many strips need changing, so we see it in person first and then hand you a free, clear price.
Yes. We find replacement strips in the same width and species, then fine tune the stain on site until they blend.
Usually, yes. We fix the cause, dry the wood, check moisture and replace only the strips that stay lifted.
Urine soaks down through the wood, so the color is deep. We remove those strips and set in new ones instead.
Yes. We find the loose strips and screw them back to the subfloor, and that quiets the noise right away.
No. We sand the area, blend the stain and coat it with polyurethane, so it looks like part of the original floor.
Most of the time, yes. Repairs usually start a day after we visit, and small jobs wrap up in one trip.
We do. A licensed, insured NWFA trained crew does the job, and if a board we set acts up inside twelve months, we fix it.