Boards Matched to Yours
Most 1950s and 60s houses here have red or white oak strip. We keep matching stock, then tone new boards in coats until the patch blends in.
Most 1950s and 60s houses here have red or white oak strip. We keep matching stock, then tone new boards in coats until the patch blends in.
Book a free estimate. We measure moisture, check the subfloor from the crawl space or basement when possible, and point to the boards that truly need replacing.
Houses settle and floors start to creak. Gaps open at the baseboards too, and we fasten from above and fill the seams with a color matched putty.
Each repair has a one year labor warranty, and our installers are licensed, insured and NWFA certified.



Repairs start from $150, with the exact figure quoted on site. Once we see the damage, the figure is given to you before we leave.
Yes. Fans dry the area, readings track progress, and boards still cupped afterward are replaced.
Not always. Moisture is measured first, and only boards that stay warped are swapped.
Yes, and the new strips are colored coat by coat until they disappear into the old floor.
We drive screws into the joists from above and fill the heads, so the squeak ends.
Yes, with tinted filler and a light recoat.
Within a few days in most cases, and an estimate booked online earns $250 off.
One year on labor, from our own employees.