Boards Matched to Yours
Many island houses have oak or pine strip, and we keep matching lengths on the truck and tone the new wood in layers until the patch fades into the room.
Many island houses have oak or pine strip, and we keep matching lengths on the truck and tone the new wood in layers until the patch fades into the room.
Book a free estimate. We read moisture, look at the subfloor from below where we can, and point out which boards need to come out.
Gaps along the walls and creaks near the door show up as humidity moves a house. We screw down through the boards and hide the heads with tinted putty.
Repairs include one year of labor coverage, and each crew member is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



Jobs begin from $150 and are quoted on site, because every floor is different. We inspect the damage and give you a firm figure that day.
Yes. The floor is dried, the moisture is logged, and boards that stay cupped come out.
Not always. Moisture readings come first, and we pull only the boards that cannot flatten out.
We do, and we tone new boards in layers so they sit comfortably beside the old ones.
We drive screws from above into the joists and fill the heads, so the squeak stays gone.
Yes, a filler mixed to your wood color goes in, followed by a thin recoat.
We usually schedule the visit within days, and an online booking takes $250 off.
We back the labor for a year, and our payroll crew performs it.