Boards Matched to Yours
Many older houses here have red oak strip, and we stock matching lengths, then build the color in thin layers until the patch is hard to find.
Many older houses here have red oak strip, and we stock matching lengths, then build the color in thin layers until the patch is hard to find.
Book a free visit and we measure moisture, look at the underside of the floor when we can, and tell you exactly which boards need to come out.
Squeaks in an upstairs hall and thin gaps along the walls show up as old frames settle. We screw boards down from the top and close the seams with colored putty.
Our repair labor is warranted for a year, and the people doing it are licensed, insured and NWFA certified.



A repair begins at $150, and the exact figure is set on site because damage differs house to house. We examine the damage and give you a plain number at the visit.
Yes. Fans and a meter come first in South River basements, then fresh boards replace anything still cupped.
Not necessarily. We check moisture first and swap only what will not lie flat again.
We keep matching lengths on the truck and tint the new wood in stages until it blends.
The boards are pulled tight with screws into the joists, and filled heads leave no trace.
Yes, with filler tinted to the oak and a light recoat over it.
Booking the estimate online saves $250, and we normally schedule within days.
One year on labor, from a crew on our own payroll.