Boards Matched to Yours
Red oak strip in common widths is what older Putnam houses mostly have. Our truck carries matching boards, and we layer the stain until it blends.
Red oak strip in common widths is what older Putnam houses mostly have. Our truck carries matching boards, and we layer the stain until it blends.
The free estimate uses a moisture meter on the boards and a look at the joists from below, so the list of planks to replace stays honest.
Old Victorians often squeak in the hall or open gaps by the baseboard heat. Screws go in from above and a matched tint covers the seams.
A repair is covered by a year of labor warranty, and everyone on site holds a license, insurance and NWFA training.



Jobs start at $150, with the final figure set at your house after we see the boards. Damage varies too much for a per-foot price.
We bring red and white oak in common widths and try the stain on scrap wood first. Once the room has its finish coat, you struggle to find the patch.
Only boards that remain cupped after drying are removed. The meter tells us which recovered.
Usually, by screwing through the boards into the joists and filling the heads. We examine the framing from below beforehand.
Thin gaps are filled with a tinted compound, but wide gaps are better solved with new strips.
You pay labor the day the crew starts and material at delivery. Clearing a room of furniture is a flat $250.
After sanding and coating, the repaired spot melts into the room. You approve a stain sample before color goes on.
It does: one year on labor from Brazil Floors. Each worker is licensed, insured and NWFA certified.