Boards Matched to Yours
Wooded homes here were often built with red oak strip, and newer lake houses with wider boards. We carry both and match the shade in the room.
Wooded homes here were often built with red oak strip, and newer lake houses with wider boards. We carry both and match the shade in the room.
The visit is free. A moisture meter goes over the boards, a flashlight goes into the cellar, and you get a plain plan with nothing added in.
Wood heat and cold winters shrink boards, so they pop and pull apart. We anchor the moving ones and press tinted filler into each open seam.
Each repair comes with twelve months on our work, and our people come licensed and insured, with training that follows the NWFA.



A free visit comes first. After we check the boards and learn why they failed, you get one clear figure for the job.
Usually not. We dry the floor slowly, check it with the meter for days and trade only the planks still warped.
Yes. Lakeside oak takes a beating from damp air and wet dogs, and we fix and match those floors all around the ponds.
Stove heat shrinks the wood so it pulls loose. We anchor the moving boards and press filler into the open seams.
Usually not, since they soak deep. Those planks come up, the subfloor is sealed, and fresh oak is colored in.
Yes. Wider boards ride along too, and the color is mixed by hand so the repair fades into the floor.
Yes. We work all over town, from Nooseneck to Escoheag, and the drive out is part of the free visit.
Yes. One year on the labor, by NWFA trained installers who hold a license and carry insurance.