Boards Matched to Yours
Most postwar houses here have narrow red oak. We keep close matches in stock and build stain in layers until the new strip fades into the old.
Most postwar houses here have narrow red oak. We keep close matches in stock and build stain in layers until the new strip fades into the old.
Book a free estimate. We measure moisture, inspect the subfloor from below where access allows, and show you which boards really must go.
Noisy spots in the hall and thin gaps by the walls come with age and seasons. We fasten from above and fill the cracks with putty tinted to the wood.
Every repair comes with one year on labor, from a licensed, insured crew with NWFA training.



Jobs start at $150 and the final number is set on site, since every floor differs. Once we see the damage you get one clear figure.
Often. We dry the room, follow moisture readings and replace only the boards that stay cupped.
Not necessarily. Readings come first, and only planks that cannot lie flat again are replaced.
Yes, close matches, and we tone them in layers so they blend with the old boards.
We screw down through the boards into the joists, fill over the heads, and the creak is gone.
Yes. A filler color matched to the oak closes them, then a thin recoat finishes it.
A visit is typically set within days, and reserving it on the website saves $250.
Twelve months on workmanship, with our own people on the job.