Boards Matched to Yours
Older Scotland homes mostly have common width red oak strip, which rides on our truck, and the stain goes on in thin layers until new meets old.
Older Scotland homes mostly have common width red oak strip, which rides on our truck, and the stain goes on in thin layers until new meets old.
The free estimate comes first. A meter reads moisture, the underside of the subfloor gets a look and you hear which boards need to go.
Hall squeaks and open seams by the baseboard heat are old house habits. Screws from above pull boards down and filler closes each gap.
A year of labor warranty applies to every repair, and the people on your floor carry a license, insurance and NWFA training.



Board count and the cause of the damage set the figure, and repairs begin at $150. You get it in writing after the free visit.
Yes. Drying comes first, then days of meter readings, and only boards that stay warped are replaced.
Often it is not. We look from the cellar and from above, dry everything and replace only the strips that stay damaged.
Yes, the truck carries it, and the stain goes on in layers until the repair disappears.
Screws through the board into the joist below, with the heads hidden under matching filler.
Yes. Dry heat shrinks boards, so we pack the gaps with a flexible compound that moves with the seasons.
Normally within the week, and a small patch is cut, set and coated in a single visit. Labor is billed on the morning the crew shows up.
Labor is warranted for twelve months, and the installers hold a license, insurance and NWFA training.