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Mill houses mostly have narrow red oak strip that has turned a warm amber. We bring the same strip and build that tone in coats on site.
Mill houses mostly have narrow red oak strip that has turned a warm amber. We bring the same strip and build that tone in coats on site.
We look at the floor for free, take moisture readings and check under it where we can, then tell you exactly what we would repair.
Hundred year old floors creak, and seams open with dry winter heat. We fasten loose strips from the top and press tinted filler into gaps.
One year of workmanship coverage is included, and every installer at your door is insured, licensed and works to NWFA guidelines.



Mill houses and apartments vary, so a free look comes first. Then you get a written quote you can count on.
Yes. Narrow red oak strip is typical there, and we match it, then layer stain until the amber shows through.
Often it can. Fans run until the wood reads normal, and any strip that stays raised after that gets changed.
Yes. We repair units between tenants, and most jobs are finished in a day so the apartment can be shown again.
Not when the base is treated. A sealer goes on the subfloor where the stain was, which locks the smell away.
Dry heat shrinks old oak and the gaps open. Loose strips get fastened, then the seams are closed with tinted fill.
We can often visit in a day or two, and the repair itself rarely takes more than one full day of work.
Yes. Workmanship coverage lasts one year, and the crew doing it is NWFA trained, fully licensed and insured.