Boards Matched to Yours
Older Stratford houses mostly carry red oak strip in standard widths. Matching stock rides in the truck and gets stained in thin passes.
Older Stratford houses mostly carry red oak strip in standard widths. Matching stock rides in the truck and gets stained in thin passes.
Call for a free estimate. A meter scans the floor, the basement shows the subfloor, and we point out which boards really have to go.
In an older house a hall may creak or a seam may gap beside a radiator. Screws go in from above, and tinted filler closes the joint.
Each repair carries a year of labor warranty, and the installers hold a license, insurance and NWFA training.



Repairs start from $150 and are quoted on site, since every job differs by board count and cause of damage. A written quote follows your free visit.
Yes. Meter readings guide us for several days, and only boards that stay cupped get replaced.
Often it is not. We inspect both the basement and the room before deciding which strips actually need to go.
Yes. Most older houses here have it, so we carry matching stock and layer the stain to blend.
Screws go through the boards into the joists, and tinted putty covers the heads.
Yes. Heat from a radiator shrinks boards and opens seams, so we fill them with tint that handles seasonal movement.
Often the same week, with small patches cut, set and coated inside a day.
A full year on labor, from installers who hold a license, insurance and NWFA training.