Boards Matched to Yours
We keep matching strip oak on hand and layer color onto the new boards until they melt into the old floor.
We keep matching strip oak on hand and layer color onto the new boards until they melt into the old floor.
Book a free estimate and we read moisture, inspect the underside when access allows, and show you which boards truly need replacing.
Creaks in the upstairs hall and gaps beside the baseboard are common as old houses settle. Screws from above and tinted putty bring the surface back together.
A year of labor warranty applies to repair work, and every installer is licensed, insured and holds NWFA certification.



Prices begin at $150 and are set at your house, since every damaged floor is different. After the inspection you get one firm figure.
Yes. The area is dried out, a meter tracks the moisture and any boards that stay cupped are replaced.
Often not. We test moisture first and replace only the strips that cannot lie flat again.
We do, and the new strips are toned in layers to blend with the old ones.
The board is screwed down through to the joist, then the screw heads are filled and colored.
Yes, we fill them with putty colored to your oak and brush a thin coat over the repair.
An online estimate booking carries a $250 discount, and visits generally happen within a few days.
One year on labor, from our own employees.