Boards Matched to Yours
Salisbury farmhouses mostly have red oak strip in common widths. Our truck carries matching boards, and the stain goes on in light coats.
Salisbury farmhouses mostly have red oak strip in common widths. Our truck carries matching boards, and the stain goes on in light coats.
Book the free estimate. A moisture meter reads the floor, the cellar shows the subfloor, and you see which boards must really be replaced.
Farmhouse halls creak and boards gap beside the woodstove. We drive screws in from above and fill the seams with tinted putty.
Every repair is backed by a year on the labor, and each installer carries a license, insurance and NWFA training.



Repairs start from $150, quoted on site because every job turns on how many boards failed and why. The written quote follows your free visit.
Yes. The meter stays on the floor for several days, and only boards that remain cupped are replaced.
Often it is not. We look at the cellar and the room together, then decide which strips really need to go.
Yes, because most older homes here have it. Matching boards ride in our truck and the stain is layered to blend.
Screws go through the boards into the joists in Salisbury farmhouses, and tinted putty hides the heads.
Yes. Dry heat shrinks boards and opens seams, so we fill them with a tint that moves with the seasons.
Frequently the same week, and a small patch is cut, set and coated by evening.
One year on the labor, from installers who hold a license, insurance and NWFA training.