Boards Matched to Yours
Oak or maple, narrow or wide, grain direction too, all get lined up, and test stain goes onto the new wood until nobody can pick out where the old floor stops.
Oak or maple, narrow or wide, grain direction too, all get lined up, and test stain goes onto the new wood until nobody can pick out where the old floor stops.
On estimate day, a meter checks moisture, a flashlight looks under vents, and you hear what the fix involves well before any price is named.
Rocking, creaky strips get screwed snug from below or above, and wide winter gaps get filler pressed in so crumbs quit vanishing down there.
Patches are handled by NWFA certified technicians on our payroll, never subcontractors, and we honor a twelve month labor guarantee on every fix.



We quote after the free estimate, once we see how many strips are damaged, what species you have and what sits underneath. Expect that number in writing ahead of the first cut.
Usually, yes. We bring several widths and species to compare, and stain gets mixed and remixed until replacement pieces disappear among originals.
After sanding and finishing, a good repair is very hard to spot. Sometimes we suggest refinishing the whole room so the color stays even everywhere.
Water is nearly always behind it: a dripping pipe, basement dampness, crawl space humidity. Fix that source first, otherwise replacement wood cups again.
Squeaks generally trace back to loose strips or subfloor. We fasten them down from above or below, so the floor goes quiet without tearing anything up.
Light stains can sometimes be sanded out. Dark ones go deep, so we replace those strips and blend the new wood with stain and finish.
Call 508-306-4190 for the free estimate. Repairs are often scheduled soon after, and matching wood comes from our Coventry warehouse next day.
Absolutely. Every patch our licensed, insured crew makes stays protected for a year on labor, plus whatever warranty the wood and finish makers offer.