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Grain pattern, strip width and species get sorted out before cutting. Each new piece then gets tinted by hand until your eye slides right past it.
Grain pattern, strip width and species get sorted out before cutting. Each new piece then gets tinted by hand until your eye slides right past it.
Our free visit is part investigation. We meter moisture, check from below if there is a basement and figure out the cause, so the patch holds for good.
Strips that click or flex get fastened down tight. Seasonal cracks get filled, so sand from Kiwanis Beach stops vanishing into the floor.
No outside subs touch your repair. Our NWFA trained staff carry licenses and insurance, and any patch that loosens in year one gets redone.



No set price, since one cracked strip and a waterlogged hallway barely compare. An estimator inspects for free, after which your number arrives on paper.
In most cases, yes. Wood type, width and grain get lined up first, and stain goes on fresh pieces until nobody spots them. Rare or antique floors occasionally need a whole room refinish to look seamless.
Not always. Tiny patches frequently disappear by themselves. Larger repairs or big color differences look better when the whole room gets refinished, and our estimator says which applies.
That is cupping, caused by more moisture below the wood than above, often from plumbing drips, cellar humidity or snowmelt by a door. We locate the cause before replacing anything.
Faint marks can vanish under the sander. Nearly black rings penetrate deeply, meaning new pieces go in and get tinted until they match the surrounding floor.
Often within forty eight hours, and simple repairs may begin the morning after. Serious flooding sometimes needs a week of fans first.
A written price follows the free visit. When repair goes along with sanding, 50% gets paid as work begins and 50% at wrap up, with no surprise charges.
Every repair is guaranteed twelve months. Should a strip we installed loosen or a filled crack reopen through our fault, the redo costs nothing.