Boards Matched to Yours
Most older Suffield homes have red oak strip in common widths, so it rides on our truck and the color builds in layers until the patch vanishes.
Most older Suffield homes have red oak strip in common widths, so it rides on our truck and the color builds in layers until the patch vanishes.
Start with the free estimate. A meter reads the floor, the subfloor is inspected from below and you see exactly which boards need to go.
Old houses develop hall squeaks and gaps near baseboard heat. We anchor loose boards with screws from above and fill each seam with tinted putty.
Labor on every repair is covered for a year, and each person on site holds a license, insurance and NWFA training.



Board count and cause drive the number, and repairs begin at $150. The free visit ends with a written quote.
Yes. We dry it, follow the meter for several days and replace only the boards that never flatten.
Not always. We check it from the basement and the room, dry everything and replace just the strips that stay damaged.
Yes, because most older Suffield houses have it. Red oak is stocked on the truck and the stain is layered until it blends.
Finish screws are driven through the board into the joist, and the heads are covered with putty that matches the oak.
Yes. Forced heat shrinks boards, so the gaps are packed with a color matched compound that flexes through the year.
Usually inside a week. A small patch is cut, placed and coated in a single visit, and the labor payment is due when the crew starts.
Repair labor is warranted for a year by installers who hold a license, insurance and NWFA training.