Boards Matched to Yours
Roseland floors from the 1950s and 60s are usually red oak, and we bring matching lengths and layer the stain until the new boards vanish into the old.
Roseland floors from the 1950s and 60s are usually red oak, and we bring matching lengths and layer the stain until the new boards vanish into the old.
Start with a free estimate. We read moisture, peek at framing from the basement when possible, and point out exactly which boards must be replaced.
Creaks in a bedroom corridor and open seams near a baseboard are normal as a house ages. We drive fasteners from above and close the gaps with colored filler.
Each repair has a year of labor coverage, performed by licensed, insured crew trained by NWFA.



Board repair starts at $150 and is quoted on site. We examine the damage first, then give you a firm number.
Yes. We dry it, monitor moisture, and replace only the boards that stay cupped.
Often those strips are cut out and replaced with matching oak. We look underneath for a slow leak so it does not come back.
Usually, since red oak strip was so common then. The new pieces get layered stain until they match.
Screws go through the floor into the joists, and the heads are covered with filler. The noise stops for good.
Yes, with tinted filler that matches the wood. A light recoat follows.
We book most visits within days. A website booking of your estimate cuts $250 from the total.
One year on labor from our own employees. The manufacturer covers any new material.