Boards Matched to Yours
Older houses here mostly have red oak strip and newer builds have wider white oak. We carry both and tint each piece by hand until it sits right.
Older houses here mostly have red oak strip and newer builds have wider white oak. We carry both and tint each piece by hand until it sits right.
Walk the floor with us on a free visit. Our meter reads the wood, we peek into the cellar under the damage and lay out a simple plan.
Wood stove heat dries floors out, so boards shrink, gap and start to pop. We anchor the loose ones and fill the gaps with a matching blend.
For a whole year, our labor is covered on every repair, and our installers bring a license, insurance and NWFA training to your home.



No two floors fail the same way. Once we have looked at the damage up close, at no cost, you get a set price.
Often most of it is. We dry it well, read the boards for a few days and replace any piece that holds its warp.
It dries the wood, so boards shrink and gap. A humidifier helps, and we fill gaps and anchor loose boards.
Yes. It is common in older homes here, so new strips are brushed with stain, coat by coat, until they disappear.
Yes. We carry wider white oak too and match its lighter tone, which keeps the new wood from standing out.
Deep stains mean the board has to go. We pull it, clean the subfloor beneath and stain its replacement to fit.
Work often begins that same week, and small repairs are typically finished in a single trip.
Yes. If our labor fails in twelve months, it is fixed at no cost by a licensed, insured team with NWFA training.