Boards Matched to Yours
Kind of wood, strip width, which way the grain travels: all of it gets paired with the old floor, then we fiddle with stain on offcuts until the patch goes invisible.
Kind of wood, strip width, which way the grain travels: all of it gets paired with the old floor, then we fiddle with stain on offcuts until the patch goes invisible.
The estimate costs nothing and happens on site. Damage gets studied, a meter reads the wood for dampness, and we peer underneath before naming a price.
Strips that lift or rock get anchored back down, and gaps pried open by winter heat get packed full, so the beach quits sifting down between them.
Repairs are handled by our own staff, carrying licenses, insurance and NWFA training, and their work stays guaranteed a whole year once the job is wrapped.



Each one is different, so we come out and look for free. Once the damage, the moisture and the subfloor have been checked, you get a written figure, and nothing starts until you say yes.
Often, yes. We stop the source, measure moisture and let the wood dry. Strips that settle back flat stay in place, and only the ones that stay cupped are replaced.
In nearly every case. Species, width and grain direction are paired first, and then stain gets tested on spare bits until the new wood blends in with the old.
Not always. Small repairs can often be blended in on their own. When the whole room looks tired, sanding and refinishing everything for $2.50/Sq Ft makes it uniform.
Heating dries the indoor air and the oak shrinks a little. Plenty of those cracks close by July. Any that never close get filled, so sand has nowhere to hide.
Most squeaks are loose strips grinding against a nail or a neighbor. Driving screws through them into the subfloor and joists ends the movement.
Frequently the following morning. When an odd species or width has to be matched, our Coventry warehouse sends it out fast, so you are not left waiting.
Yes. Labor on each repair is backed twelve months, and nobody outside our company touches your floor. The installers are NWFA certified, licensed, insured.