Boards Matched to Yours
Most houses here have red oak strip from the early and mid 1900s. We stock matching boards and layer the stain until the patch vanishes.
Most houses here have red oak strip from the early and mid 1900s. We stock matching boards and layer the stain until the patch vanishes.
The free estimate covers moisture readings, a look at the framing from the cellar when possible, and a clear list of boards that must be replaced.
Squeaks in a bungalow hall and seams along the baseboards come with age. Fasteners go in from above, and seams are closed with tinted putty.
Repairs carry one year on labor, by licensed, insured crew trained to NWFA standards.



Pricing begins at $150 and is set on site. We look at the damage first and then give you a number.
Yes. We dry it, watch moisture and replace only boards that stay cupped.
Yes, one or several, cut out without touching the surrounding floor. The new wood is toned to blend.
We do. Stain is layered on new boards until they match.
Screws go through the floor into the joists, then the heads are filled. The squeak ends.
Yes, with tinted filler. A light recoat follows.
Often within a few days. Booking the estimate online also saves $250.
One year on our labor. New material carries the maker's coverage.