Boards Matched to Yours
Oak laid in the 1960s has mellowed into its own shade. Our tech copies the species and strip width, follows the grain, then blends stain on site until the fix vanishes.
Oak laid in the 1960s has mellowed into its own shade. Our tech copies the species and strip width, follows the grain, then blends stain on site until the fix vanishes.
Seeing the damage costs you nothing. Expect a moisture meter check, a look at the framing from downstairs and then a price on paper before anything starts.
Strips that bounce or pop up are screwed down snug once more. Seams that open each winter when the furnace runs are filled so grit stops gathering.
Licensed, insured, NWFA trained staff of ours handle every repair. If a patch loosens, lifts or creaks inside twelve months, correcting it costs you nothing.



No two jobs match, so we only name a price after seeing the damage in person, free. That number is handed to you in writing, and work starts only once you agree.
Usually. We copy the species, width and grain direction, then tint the new strips until they blend with neighboring oak mellowed by decades of sunlight.
Moisture from a slow drip or muggy summer air swells the underside of each strip. We find and stop the cause first, then decide what wood needs swapping.
Yes. The stained strips are lifted out, new oak is fitted and finish is feathered in, so everything else in the room stays exactly as it was.
We find the noisy strips by listening, then screw them into the framing below. That quiets most squeaks without damaging the surface.
That is the goal. Matched wood, staggered pieces and blended finish make a patch very hard to find, even when you know where it is.
Most visits get booked a couple of days after your call. Quick fixes are frequently wrapped up during that same trip once you okay the price.
Yes, for twelve months. If anything we fixed loosens or squeaks again during that time, the return trip costs you nothing.