Boards Matched to Yours
Many shore houses here have oak or pine strip, so we keep matching stock and tone the color in layers until the new board disappears.
Many shore houses here have oak or pine strip, so we keep matching stock and tone the color in layers until the new board disappears.
A free estimate covers moisture readings, a look at the joists from beneath where possible, and a plain answer on which boards need replacing.
Settling opens gaps along walls and makes upstairs halls creak. Loose boards go down with screws from the top, and leftover seams are closed with colored putty.
Repairs come with a year of labor warranty, from a crew that is licensed, insured and NWFA certified.



Jobs start from $150 and are priced at the house, since each floor differs. You hear the exact number before any board comes up.
Yes, with drying, moisture checks and replacing any board that stays cupped. Some boards flatten out on their own, and we say which ones.
Frequently the answer is no, because the moisture can be driven out. Meter readings decide what needs replacing.
Shelves in our shop hold matching species and widths, and the color is built up in thin passes until the patch vanishes.
Boards chafe against their nails or neighbors as the house moves. Fastening them to the joists from the top ends the noise.
Yes, with putty tinted to the floor. We explain first whether a gap might reopen with the seasons.
Most repair visits happen within a few days. Small repairs are often finished in one trip.
A year on labor, and the maker's warranty on new boards. Our licensed, insured employees do the work.