Boards Matched to Yours
Older mountain houses usually have red oak strip, so we keep matching lengths on the truck and tone the color in layers until the patch vanishes.
Older mountain houses usually have red oak strip, so we keep matching lengths on the truck and tone the color in layers until the patch vanishes.
Book a free estimate and we check moisture readings, look at the subfloor from underneath where we can, and show you which boards truly need to go.
Houses on a hillside shift, and gaps open at the baseboards while the upstairs hall starts to creak. Fasteners go in from the top and a tinted putty fills the seams.
Repairs come with one year on labor, and the whole crew is licensed, insured and trained to NWFA standards.



Starting from $150, repair work is priced in person since no two boards fail alike. You leave the visit with one firm figure.
Yes. The floor is dried, moisture is logged, and any board that remains cupped gets swapped.
Not necessarily. Moisture is checked first and only boards that will not lie flat get replaced.
We do, and new boards get toned in layers so they match the old ones.
Screws pull the boards down into the joists and filled heads hide them, so the noise is gone.
Yes, we close them with oak colored filler and brush a thin coat over the repair.
Most visits land within a few days, and an online booking knocks $250 off.
A year of labor coverage, from our own payroll crews.