Boards Matched to Yours
Old country houses usually hold red oak or pine strip, so we keep matching stock on hand and build the tone in layers until the patch is gone.
Old country houses usually hold red oak or pine strip, so we keep matching stock on hand and build the tone in layers until the patch is gone.
Book a free estimate. We read moisture, check the subfloor from below when access allows, and show you which boards truly have to be replaced.
Squeaks in the upstairs hall and gaps at the baseboards appear as old farmhouses settle. Screws go in from above, and tinted putty fills the seams.
Repair work is warranted for a year on labor, and each crew member is licensed, insured and NWFA certified.



Prices begin at $150 and are set at your house, because each job is different. Once the damage is in view, you get a clear figure.
Yes. Drying is first, then moisture checks, then replacement of any board that stays cupped.
Not necessarily. Moisture readings decide, and the only boards pulled are those that cannot lie flat again.
We do, and fresh boards are toned in layers so they blend with the old ones.
A screw through the board into the joist holds it down, and a filled head hides it.
We can close them with filler colored to your oak, followed by a thin recoat.
Reserve the estimate on the site to save $250, and expect the visit within days.
One year of labor coverage, from a crew on our payroll.