Boards Matched to Yours
Old farm houses usually hold red oak or pine strip, so we keep matching stock and build the tone in layers until the patch is gone.
Old farm houses usually hold red oak or pine strip, so we keep matching stock 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 really must be replaced.
Squeaks in the upstairs hall and gaps at the baseboards appear as old houses settle. Fasteners go in from the top, and putty colored to the wood closes the seams.
The repair labor is warranted for twelve months, and each crew member is licensed, insured and holds NWFA certification.



Prices begin at $150 and are set at your house, as every job is different. After we see the damage, you get one clear figure.
Yes. First we dry it, then we measure moisture, and boards that stay cupped come out.
Not necessarily. Meter readings come first, and we pull only the strips that cannot lie flat.
We keep it in stock, and replacement boards are tinted in stages so they sit beside the originals naturally.
A screw driven through the board into the joist grips it, and the head is filled over.
They can be. A filler tinted to your oak fills them and a light recoat blends the area.
Reserve the estimate on the site for $250 off, and the visit typically falls within a few days.
Twelve months of warranty on labor, with the work done by our payroll crew.