Boards Matched to Yours
Many Union farmhouses and capes have red oak or pine strip in common widths, and we carry stock to match, then build the stain in stages.
Many Union farmhouses and capes have red oak or pine strip in common widths, and we carry stock to match, then build the stain in stages.
Book a free estimate. We put a meter on the floor, look at the subfloor from below and show you which boards truly have to be replaced.
Squeaks in the upstairs hall and gaps near the woodstove are common in old houses here. Screws go in from above and filler closes seams.
A year of warranty covers the repair labor, and every installer on the job is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



The starting point is $150, and the final figure depends on how many strips failed and why. A firm number follows the free visit.
Yes. The area is dried and monitored with a meter for days, and only boards that never lie flat again get replaced.
Not always. Checking the floor from the cellar and the room tells us what dries out and what has to be swapped.
Yes. Red oak in common widths comes with us, and we build the color in stages until the patch disappears.
Small screws are driven through the floor into the framing from above, and tinted putty covers the heads.
Yes. Woodstove heat shrinks boards and opens seams, so a flexible tinted filler goes in to follow the seasons.
Frequently within the week, and a small patch is cut, set and sealed in a single afternoon.
Labor is covered for a year, and our NWFA trained crew is licensed and insured.