Boards Matched to Yours
Red oak strip is the floor we meet most here, so it rides on the truck and the new wood is toned until the patch disappears.
Red oak strip is the floor we meet most here, so it rides on the truck and the new wood is toned until the patch disappears.
The free estimate includes a moisture reading, a look at the framing from below and a mark on every board that has to come out.
Loose boards and winter gaps are common in houses with forced air heat. Screws set from above stop the movement and tinted filler closes seams.
Repairs are backed by a year of labor warranty, from a crew that holds licenses, insurance and NWFA training.



From $150, with the final number set by how many boards failed and why. The written quote follows the free visit.
Often not, if the room is dried and metered over several days. Only boards that stay warped are replaced.
Yes. New or reclaimed oak is cut to the old width and toned to your room.
Dry heated air shrinks the wood until spring. Seams that stay open get tinted filler.
Almost always. Screws from above hidden with matching filler quiet most Weston floors.
Not in most rooms. The tint is built up in layers and a recoat ties the patch in.
Only if the rest of the floor is worn, and then a $2.50/Sq Ft refinish erases the patch completely.
Licensed, insured, NWFA trained employees from our crew, with twelve months of warranty on the labor.