Boards Matched to Yours
Older Wharton houses often hold red oak strip. Matching lengths are in our stock, and we build the color up in thin layers until the seam disappears.
Older Wharton houses often hold red oak strip. Matching lengths are in our stock, and we build the color up in thin layers until the seam disappears.
Book a free estimate. We read moisture levels, inspect the subfloor from below when we can, and show you which boards truly need replacement.
Squeaks in the upstairs hall and seams along the walls show up as old frames settle. Boards are drawn down from the top side, and open seams are packed with tinted putty.
Twelve months of labor coverage apply to repairs, performed by licensed, insured and NWFA trained crews.



Our repair pricing starts at $150, with each job quoted at the house since no two floors fail the same way. After seeing the damage in person, we give you a firm figure before we leave.
Yes. The floor is dried, moisture is monitored over time, and boards that stay cupped are replaced.
Not always. Moisture readings come first, and only boards that cannot lie flat again are replaced.
Yes, and new boards receive layered toning until they sit naturally beside the original wood.
Screws sink through the flooring into the joists, then the heads are covered with filler to end the squeak.
We close them with filler colored to the oak and add a thin recoat over the top.
Booking the estimate online takes $250 off, and we usually schedule the visit within a few days.
Labor is covered for a year, and the crews are employees rather than contractors.