Boards Matched to Yours
Most capes and ranches here have red oak strip in common widths, and we carry it with us, then brush the color in stages until it matches.
Most capes and ranches here have red oak strip in common widths, and we carry it with us, then brush the color in stages until it matches.
Set up a free estimate. We put a meter on the floor, look at the subfloor from the basement and show you which boards really need to change.
Squeaky halls and gaps by the baseboard heat are common in older homes here. We drive screws in from above and close the seams with tinted fill.
Your repair includes a year on the labor, and every person on the job carries a license and insurance and is trained to NWFA rules.



By the number of strips and the reason they failed. After a free visit, you get a firm quote in writing.
Yes. We dry the floor, follow the readings for several days and change only boards that never flatten again.
Not always. We check from the basement and the room, dry it all and replace just the strips that stay damaged.
Yes. Nearly every local cape and ranch has it, so we keep it on hand and brush the color in stages to match.
We drive small screws in from above into the framing, then fill the holes with tinted putty so they hide.
Yes. Heat dries those boards, so we close the seams with a tinted fill that holds through the seasons.
We can often start the same week, and a small patch is usually cut, set and coated well before dinner time.
Your labor coverage lasts a year, and our NWFA trained installers hold a license and insurance.