Boards Matched to Yours
Houses here from the seventies and eighties often have red oak strip, and we stock matching boards, then tone the color in layers until the patch fades from view.
Houses here from the seventies and eighties often have red oak strip, and we stock matching boards, then tone the color in layers until the patch fades from view.
Book a free estimate. We read moisture levels, inspect the subfloor from below where we can, and show which boards truly have to be replaced.
Squeaks in a second-floor hall and gaps along baseboards appear as framing dries out. Boards are fastened down from above, then seams are filled with putty tinted to the oak.
Repairs include one year on labor, and each crew member is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



Pricing begins at $150 and is set at your house, since no two repairs look alike. You get a firm figure after we see the damage in person.
Yes. After drying and moisture checks, any board that stays cupped is replaced.
Not necessarily. A moisture meter goes over the area before any cutting, and only the boards that stay warped come out.
Yes, and we build color on new boards in layers until they sit alongside the originals.
We drive screws from above into the joists and fill the heads, which stops the squeak.
Yes, using a tinted filler that matches the oak, followed by a thin recoat.
Most estimate visits happen within days, and booking online saves $250.
A full year on the work itself, done by our own salaried crew members.