Boards Matched to Yours
Farmhouse floors may be wide oak or maple, while newer capes have narrow strip. We bring what fits and match the tone with layered stain.
Farmhouse floors may be wide oak or maple, while newer capes have narrow strip. We bring what fits and match the tone with layered stain.
The estimate visit costs you nothing. We take moisture readings, look under the floor from the cellar and talk through what should be done.
Boards in older houses work loose and complain with every step. We fasten them through the face with hidden screws and close up the gaps.
For twelve months our workmanship is covered, and the people doing it are licensed, insured and have been trained under NWFA practices.



There is no charge to come see it. After we look at the boards and the cause, you receive a firm price for the job.
Yes. We bring wide oak and maple, choose pieces whose grain looks like the old ones, and layer the stain to the old tone.
Over time, damp air can swell boards near doors and windows. Drying the room fixes most of it, and boards that stay up are redone.
Usually. We stop the leak, dry the floor and test it, then replace boards that stay swollen or stained.
No. They are set below the surface and filled with a tinted putty, so you will not see them once finished.
When the mark goes deep, the board comes out. The base is sealed against odor and new oak is tinted to blend.
Most need just one visit, and we can usually get started within the same week as the estimate.
Yes. Workmanship has a twelve month guarantee, and each installer sent to you trained with NWFA and holds full insurance and a license.