Boards Matched to Yours
Postwar Waterford Township houses mostly have red oak strip, so we keep matching stock and tone new boards in layers until the patch fades from sight.
Postwar Waterford Township houses mostly have red oak strip, so we keep matching stock and tone new boards in layers until the patch fades from sight.
The free visit covers moisture readings, a look at the joists from below when there is access, and a straight list of boards that need replacing.
Creaks in a bedroom hall and gaps along baseboards come with years of seasonal movement. Boards get fastened from the top with screws, and colored putty covers the heads.
Repair labor is covered for one year. The crew are licensed, insured and NWFA certified employees.



Repairs start at $150 and are quoted on site, since every floor differs. Once the damage has been seen, a firm figure follows.
Often, once we measure the moisture. Boards still warped once dry are the only ones that get removed.
Common red and white oak sit in our stock, and replacements are toned in layers to merge with the old.
Screws go from above into the joist and the heads are covered, so the board stops moving.
Yes, using pliable filler colored to the wood, then a thin recoat.
A lone board is routine work, lifted cleanly with the neighbors untouched.
Booking online takes $250 off, and we usually schedule the visit within days.
Yes, our own staff guarantee the labor for twelve months.