Boards Matched to Yours
Red oak strip is the usual floor in older Stamford houses, so we keep matching stock on the truck and tint it in layers to meet the old boards.
Red oak strip is the usual floor in older Stamford houses, so we keep matching stock on the truck and tint it in layers to meet the old boards.
The free estimate in Stamford includes meter readings and a look beneath the floor, so you see which boards are actually damaged.
Hall squeaks and shrinkage gaps in your Stamford house are handled with small screws set in the joists and a tinted filler.
Your Stamford repair includes a year of warranty on the labor, and everyone on the job carries a license and insurance and is trained to NWFA rules.



Repairs start at $150 and are quoted on site in Stamford, since every floor is different. The written quote comes after the free visit.
Yes, we dry the floor, follow the readings for several days and replace only boards that never flatten in Stamford.
Rarely, we read the moisture, dry the area and swap only the boards that fail near Long Island Sound or anywhere in Stamford.
Yes, nearly every older Stamford house has it, so we keep matching oak on hand and brush the color in stages.
Yes, screws go in from above into the joists, and the holes are filled with color matched putty in your Stamford hall.
Yes, heat dries those boards, so in Stamford we close the seams with a tinted fill that holds through the seasons.
Often within days of your call. A small Stamford patch is generally finished in one visit.
Labor carries a year of warranty in Stamford, and our NWFA trained installers hold a license and insurance.