Boards Matched to Yours
Farmhouses tend to have older narrow oak, while newer homes have wider planks. We bring what matches and blend the stain by eye in the room.
Farmhouses tend to have older narrow oak, while newer homes have wider planks. We bring what matches and blend the stain by eye in the room.
We stop by for free, test the boards and the cellar for moisture and give you a straight answer about what the floor actually needs.
Long winters and wood heat make old floors creak and open at the seams. We tighten the loose spots and tint the filler to the oak around it.
Our labor on each repair is protected for twelve months, and the crew working on it holds licenses, insurance and NWFA training.



We visit at no charge, check the damage and its cause, and then give you a single price before we start.
In most cases. Drying takes patience, and once the meter reads normal, only the boards still raised are swapped.
Yes. Narrow old oak is typical in local farmhouses, and our new pieces are milled to that profile and tinted to match.
Wood heat dries the boards and they loosen. We tighten them from the top and fill the seams that open.
Grit and water wear the finish down and dent soft spots. We level the dents, sand by hand and reseal the area.
Yes. We test the color on scraps in the daylight of your room until the new boards fit in with the old.
Usually within the week of the visit, and a few planks are often fixed and finished in a single day.
One year of labor protection comes with every repair, and our crew is NWFA trained, licensed and insured.