Boards Matched to Yours
Most postwar houses here have red oak strip, so we keep matching stock and tone the color in thin layers until the new board vanishes.
Most postwar houses here have red oak strip, so we keep matching stock and tone the color in thin layers until the new board vanishes.
A free estimate includes moisture readings, a look at the subfloor from underneath where we can, and a plain answer on which boards truly need replacing.
Houses settle and the hall upstairs begins to creak, with small gaps along the baseboards. We screw boards down from above and fill seams with tinted putty.
Repairs come with a year of warranty on labor from crews that are licensed, insured and NWFA certified.



Jobs start from $150 and are priced at the house, since no two floors are the same. You hear the exact figure before any board comes up.
Yes, with drying, moisture readings and swapping any boards that stay cupped. We tell you which ones will recover on their own.
Often it is not, since moisture can be dried out. We measure and tell you what must be replaced.
We stock matching species and widths, then tone the color in layers. The aim is a patch nobody can find.
Boards rub against nails or each other as the house shifts. We secure them to the joists from above and the sound stops.
Yes, with tinted putty that matches the floor. We explain first whether the gap will reopen with the seasons.
Most repair visits happen within a few days. Small repairs are often complete in a single trip.
One year on labor, plus the maker's warranty on new boards. Our licensed and insured employees do the work.