Boards Matched to Yours
Most older houses here have red oak strip in familiar widths. We keep it on the truck and layer the stain until the patch disappears.
Most older houses here have red oak strip in familiar widths. We keep it on the truck and layer the stain until the patch disappears.
Start with a free estimate. A meter reads the boards, the basement shows the subfloor, and you see which pieces truly have to go.
Creaking halls and gaps by the radiators are normal in houses this age. Screws sink in from above, and a tinted filler seals the open seams.
Repair labor carries a one-year warranty, and everyone on the job holds a license, insurance and NWFA training.



Repairs start from $150 and are quoted on site, because the count of boards and the cause of damage vary. The written quote comes right after the free visit.
Yes. We dry it, track the meter for several days and replace only the boards that never lie flat again.
Often it is not. We inspect from the basement and from the room, dry both and swap only the damaged strips.
Yes. Nearly every older West Hartford house has it, so we carry it and build the stain in layers to match.
Small screws are driven through the boards into the framing, and tinted putty hides the heads.
Yes. Radiator heat dries boards and opens seams, so we fill them with a tint that survives the seasons.
Often within the same week, and a small patch can be cut, set and coated in a day.
A year on labor, performed by installers with a license, insurance and NWFA training.