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 from view.
Older houses here 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, look at the subfloor from below when we can, and show you which boards really need replacing.
Squeaks in a second-floor hall and gaps along the baseboards appear as old frames settle. Boards are secured from the top, then the seams are packed with matching tinted putty.
Every repair includes a year on labor, and the crew members on site are licensed, insured and NWFA trained.



Repair work starts at $150, with the final number set at your house because no job repeats. You get a firm figure once we have seen the damage ourselves.
Yes. The floor is dried first, moisture is monitored, and boards that stay cupped come out.
Not always. We read the moisture levels first and replace only the boards that stay warped.
Yes, and each new board is colored in thin layers until it matches the older floor around it.
Screws run through the boards into the joists, and filling the heads leaves a quiet hall.
Yes, we use a tinted filler that suits the oak and add a thin recoat.
A visit can usually be scheduled within days, and booking online cuts $250 from the price.
A full year of coverage on the work, done by our own crew.