Boards Matched to Yours
Houses of this age often have narrow oak strip, so we keep matching lengths on hand and layer the color until the new wood cannot be spotted.
Houses of this age often have narrow oak strip, so we keep matching lengths on hand and layer the color until the new wood cannot be spotted.
Call for a free estimate. We check moisture, look at the joists from the basement when possible, and show you which boards really must go.
Floors near doorways open up gaps as the old frames shift. We fasten from the top and close the seams with filler tinted to the wood.
A year of coverage backs our repair labor, and the crew is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



Jobs begin at $150, and each is quoted at the house since no two floors are damaged alike. The number is clear before we leave.
Yes. The area is dried, moisture is logged, and boards that stay cupped are swapped out.
Often not. We test the moisture first and replace only what will not lie flat again.
We carry matching strip and tone new boards in layers so they blend with the old ones.
Screws go through the boards into the joists, and the heads are filled so the noise stops.
Yes, using a filler tinted to your wood, followed by a thin recoat.
Reserving the estimate online takes $250 off, and the visit usually lands within a few days.
Our payroll crews do the work and guarantee it for a year.