Boards Matched to Yours
Most older farmhouses here have red oak strip in common widths. We carry it, then brush the color in stages until it blends.
Most older farmhouses here have red oak strip in common widths. We carry it, then brush the color in stages until it blends.
Book a free estimate. We read the floor with a meter, look at the subfloor from below and show you which boards must change.
Hall squeaks and gaps beside the woodstove or baseboard heat are common in old houses. Screws go in from above and tinted putty seals the seams.
A repair includes a year on labor, and every person on the job is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA rules.



By the number of boards and the cause, with repairs starting from $150. A written quote comes after the free visit.
Yes. The floor is dried, the meter is watched for several days and only boards that stay warped are replaced.
Not always. We check it from the basement and the room, dry everything and swap only the strips that remain damaged, leaving sound boards alone.
Yes, since so many have it. We keep it on hand and brush the color in stages.
We set screws through the board into the joist below and hide the heads with tinted putty.
Yes. A woodstove or radiator dries the wood, so the seams get a tinted compound that flexes with the seasons.
Often within the week, and a small patch is cut, set and coated in a day. Labor is due when the crew starts.
A year on labor, with licensed, insured and NWFA trained installers.