Boards Matched to Yours
Ranches from the fifties and sixties mostly have red oak strip, which is easy to find. We bring it along and brush on color until it lines up.
Ranches from the fifties and sixties mostly have red oak strip, which is easy to find. We bring it along and brush on color until it lines up.
The estimate is free. We test moisture, look from the basement if we can and tell you what is worth fixing and what can wait for later.
Old ranch floors often pop when you walk the hall and open seams by the heat vents. We anchor what is loose and pack seams with matching putty.
Our workmanship stays guaranteed for a year as standard, and the installers on your job are NWFA trained and hold licenses and insurance.



We price it after a free visit, once we know how many strips failed and why, so the number you get is the real one.
Usually. First the moisture source is fixed, then the oak dries out, and any board that keeps a cup is traded.
Yes. Red oak strip is what most local ranches were built with, so the new strips get color brushed on until they line up.
Most floors are worth fixing. We tell you honestly at the visit what is worth repairing and what can wait.
A loose board is rubbing and moving on its old nails. We anchor it from above, and the hall goes silent again.
Yes. Heat from the vents dries those boards and opens seams, so we pack them tight with a putty colored to match your oak.
We usually start a few days after the visit, and a small repair is often done by the end of the afternoon.
Yes. Workmanship has a year of protection, and our installers hold licenses, insurance and NWFA training.