Boards Matched to Yours
Older houses here often have red oak strip, and we stock matching boards, then tone the color in layers until the patch fades into the floor.
Older houses here often have red oak strip, and we stock matching boards, then tone the color in layers until the patch fades into the floor.
Book a free estimate. We take moisture readings, inspect the subfloor from underneath where access allows, and point out the boards that really must go.
Squeaks in a second-floor hall and gaps along the baseboards show up as frames settle. Boards are fastened down from the top and the seams are filled with putty that matches.
A year of labor coverage applies to every repair, and the people on site are licensed, insured and NWFA trained.



Pricing starts at $150 and is set at your house, because jobs vary widely. After we inspect the damage you get a clear price on the spot.
Yes. Boards that stay cupped after the floor is dried and the moisture is tracked get replaced.
Not always. We measure moisture first and pull out only the wood that will not flatten.
Yes, and we build color on each new board in layers until it sits with the old ones.
Screws are driven through the boards into the joists and the heads filled, which ends the squeak.
They can, using a filler colored to the oak and a thin recoat.
We normally fit the visit in within days, and an online booking trims $250 off.
A year on the workmanship, done by crews who work for us directly.