Boards Matched to Yours
Older farmhouses here often carry pine or red oak strip, so we keep matching stock and build the tone in layers until the patch fades into the floor.
Older farmhouses here often carry pine or red oak strip, so we keep matching stock and build the tone in layers until the patch fades into the floor.
Book a free estimate. Moisture gets measured, the underside of the subfloor is inspected where reachable, and you are shown which boards actually need replacing.
Doors that stick and gaps along the baseboard appear as old frames settle. Screws set from above and tinted putty finish the seams.
Our repair labor is warranted for a year, and the crew is licensed, insured and NWFA trained.



The price starts at $150, and the exact figure is quoted at the house because jobs vary. After seeing the damage in person, we give you a firm number.
Yes. Wet areas get dried and monitored, and boards still cupped afterward are replaced.
Not always. A moisture reading comes first, and just the boards that stay warped are swapped out.
Where possible we have matching lumber, and new boards are toned in layers to sit beside the old ones.
We drive screws down into the joists and fill over the heads.
Yes, using a filler that matches the wood and a light recoat to blend the sheen.
Estimates booked online earn $250 off, and the visit tends to land within a few days.
Labor is covered for twelve months, done by crews we employ ourselves.