Boards Matched to Yours
Plenty of farmhouse floors here are red oak or pine, and we keep matching stock on the truck, then layer the color until the new piece blends in.
Plenty of farmhouse floors here are red oak or pine, and we keep matching stock on the truck, then layer the color until the new piece blends in.
Schedule a free estimate and we check moisture, look at the subfloor from below when possible, and show you exactly which boards have to go.
Settling joists leave squeaks in the upstairs hall and cracks along the walls. From above we fasten the boards, then fill the seams with putty tinted to match.
Repair work comes with a year on labor, from crews that are licensed, insured and certified by the NWFA.



A repair begins at $150, and we price it at the house because no two jobs match. We see the damage first and give you a clear number during the visit.
Yes. First we dry the room and log the moisture, then replace just the boards that stay cupped.
Often not. We test moisture and swap out only what will not flatten again.
We do, and the new boards are toned in layers until they blend with the old ones.
Screws driven from above into the joists, then the heads are filled, which ends the noise.
Yes. We fill them with a putty colored to your oak and brush on a light recoat.
Visits are usually scheduled within days, and an estimate booked online saves $250.
One year on labor, done by crews that are our own employees.