Boards Matched to Yours
Older Warren County houses mostly have oak or pine strip, so we keep matching stock and tone new boards in layers until the patch fades from sight.
Older Warren County houses mostly have oak or pine strip, so we keep matching stock and tone new boards in layers until the patch fades from sight.
During the free visit we take moisture readings, check the joists from below when we can get under, and hand you a plain list of the boards that must be replaced.
Creaks in a bedroom hall and gaps along baseboards come with years of woodstove heat and winter dryness. Screws go into loose boards from above, and putty colored to the oak covers the heads.
Repair labor is covered for one year. Everyone who works on your floor is a licensed, insured and NWFA certified member of our staff.



Repair pricing begins at $150 and is set on site, because no two floors match. You receive a firm price once the damage has been looked over.
Often, once we measure the moisture. We pull only the boards that stay bowed after the floor dries.
Red and white oak are the species we keep on hand, and each new strip is toned in layers until it fades into the old.
We set screws through the board into the joist and hide the heads, which keeps the board from moving.
Yes, we use a flexible filler colored to match and finish with a thin recoat.
A single board counts as ordinary work, taken out cleanly while its neighbors stay put.
An online booking is worth $250 off, and the visit often lands within a few days.
It is, with a twelve month guarantee on labor from our own employees.