Boards Matched to Yours
Plenty of farmhouses here have old oak or pine strip. We find matching stock and build color in layers until new boards disappear among the old.
Plenty of farmhouses here have old oak or pine strip. We find matching stock and build color in layers until new boards disappear among the old.
The estimate is free. Moisture is metered, joists are examined from below when reachable, and the boards that truly need replacing are marked.
Country houses settle. Gaps open along walls and hall boards begin to squeak, so we fasten from above and fill seams with tinted putty.
Repairs carry a year of labor coverage, from crews that are licensed, insured and certified by the NWFA.



Pricing starts from $150, and the exact number comes at the house because every floor fails in its own way.
Yes. The area is dried, moisture is tracked and boards that will not lie flat are replaced.
Often not. A moisture reading shows how far it spread, and only ruined boards get replaced.
Yes, with new boards toned in layers until they blend with the old.
Screws into the joists from above, then the heads are filled.
Tinted filler matched to the wood, then a light recoat.
Visits are usually booked within days, and reserving online takes $250 off.
Yes, twelve months on labor by crews on our own payroll.