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Red oak strip in standard widths is what most older Southbury houses have, so we carry it and build the color in layers until the repair disappears.
Red oak strip in standard widths is what most older Southbury houses have, so we carry it and build the color in layers until the repair disappears.
Begin with the free estimate. A meter reads the floor, the subfloor is checked from below and you see which boards truly have to go.
Hall squeaks and gaps beside the baseboard heat are common in houses this age. We set screws from above and press tinted putty into each seam.
Repair labor is warranted for a full year, and everyone on site holds a license, insurance and NWFA training.



The count of boards and the reason they failed set the price, and repairs begin at $150. A written quote follows the free visit.
Yes. The floor is dried, the meter is checked for several days and only boards that never flatten are replaced.
Not necessarily. The basement and the floor above both get checked, everything is dried and only strips that stay damaged are swapped.
Yes, because most older Southbury houses have it. We keep it on the truck and layer the stain until it blends.
Screws are driven through the board into the joist, and the heads are covered with matching putty.
Yes. Heat shrinks boards, so the gaps are packed with a compound that flexes through the year.
Usually inside a week. A small patch is cut, placed and coated in one visit, and labor is paid when the crew arrives.
A year on labor, from installers with a license, insurance and NWFA training.