Boards Matched to Yours
Most postwar houses here have narrow oak strip, and we carry matching lengths, then tone the stain in layers until the patch fades.
Most postwar houses here have narrow oak strip, and we carry matching lengths, then tone the stain in layers until the patch fades.
Book a free estimate and we take moisture readings, inspect the subfloor from the basement when possible, and show you which boards must be replaced.
Gaps along the baseboard and squeaks in the upstairs hall appear as houses settle. We screw from above and fill the lines with tinted putty.
We back each repair with a year of labor coverage, carried out by licensed, insured, NWFA certified staff.



Repairs start from $150 and are quoted on site, because no two floors fail alike. We inspect the damage and give you a figure that day.
Often not. Moisture is measured first, and only the boards that stay cupped are replaced.
Yes, and new boards are toned in layers so they match the old ones.
Screws drive down through the boards into the joists, and the heads are filled.
Yes, we fill them with oak matched putty and add a light coat over it.
The stained strips are cut out, the subfloor is sealed, and fresh oak is toned to match.
A booking placed through the website saves $250, and we usually visit within the week.
Labor carries a twelve month guarantee from crews on our payroll.