Boards Matched to Yours
Many farmhouses here carry pine or red oak strip, and we keep matching lengths on the truck, then tone the new wood in thin layers until the patch fades.
Many farmhouses here carry pine or red oak strip, and we keep matching lengths on the truck, then tone the new wood in thin layers until the patch fades.
A free visit includes moisture readings, a look at the floor from below when we can reach it, and a straight list of the boards that must be replaced.
Squeaks in an upstairs hall and thin gaps by the baseboards appear as old frames settle. We drive screws from above and fill seams with putty tinted to the wood.
We stand behind repair labor for a full year, using people who are licensed, insured and NWFA certified.



Repairs start from $150 and are priced on site, since every floor has different damage. We look first and then commit to a number.
Yes. The boards are dried, the readings are tracked, and cupped ones that refuse to settle are replaced.
Often it is not. We check moisture and swap only boards that will not lie flat again.
We carry matching lengths for common species, and fresh boards are toned in stages to blend with the old.
We set screws through the boards into the joists and fill the heads so they disappear.
Yes, with a filler matched to the wood and a light recoat.
The online estimate booking takes $250 off, and we usually arrive within a few days.
Labor carries a one year guarantee, and the people doing it are our employees.