Boards Matched to Yours
Many older houses here were laid in red or white oak strip. Our trucks carry matching lengths, and the stain is built up in layers until the new piece is invisible.
Many older houses here were laid in red or white oak strip. Our trucks carry matching lengths, and the stain is built up in layers until the new piece is invisible.
The free visit includes moisture readings, a look at framing from below when we can reach it, and a plain list of which boards truly have to go.
River humidity opens seams along baseboards, and long upstairs halls start to creak with age. Fasteners go in from above and the gaps close with tinted putty.
A year of labor coverage goes with every repair, performed by licensed, insured people trained to NWFA standards.



Repair work begins at $150 and the figure is set on site. We study the damage first, then name the price.
Often yes. The floor is dried and monitored, and only boards that will not flatten are replaced.
Yes, one or several. The old pieces come out cleanly, the neighbors stay put, and the new wood is toned to blend.
Both. New boards are toned in layers until they match the old ones.
Screws go through the floor into the joists and the heads are filled. The noise stops.
Yes, with tinted filler. A light recoat follows.
Most visits happen within days. A website booking of the estimate also trims $250.
One year on labor from our own crew. New material has the maker's coverage.