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Farmhouses here often have wide pine or slim oak strip. We track down wood of matching width and grade, then test stain samples on spare pieces until both woods agree.
Farmhouses here often have wide pine or slim oak strip. We track down wood of matching width and grade, then test stain samples on spare pieces until both woods agree.
At the estimate we take moisture readings, and in an open cellar we look up at the joists and sills so the cause gets fixed along with the floor.
Loose strips that bounce near the kitchen get screwed down tight, and January gaps that widen when the stove runs hot are packed with filler before dirt settles.
Licensed and insured technicians trained in NWFA methods handle every repair. A patch of ours that shifts or lifts in its first year gets redone at no charge.



Not always. We dry the room and track moisture for several days, then replace only the strips still raised or discolored. Everything else in the kitchen remains where it is.
Usually. We carry common oak widths and can source odd sizes. Stain is tested on scrap pieces against your floor until it matches the century old wood around it.
Dark pet spots usually reach well below what a sander touches. Those strips get cut away and replaced with fresh oak. Lighter marks may sand out. We'll show you which is which at the estimate.
Each job differs, so pricing comes after a free visit. You get a written quote that covers the strips, the stain match and the finish before any work starts.
Yes. We track down the strips that move and screw them into the joists, either from above or from the cellar below. Most squeaks in a farmhouse hallway go quiet in a few hours.
We stagger end joints so the patch doesn't look like a square, then tint the finish to blend. In most rooms you'd have to know where to look to find it.
It helps when scratches and dull spots cover the whole room. Refinishing is $2.50/Sq Ft and makes old and new wood match perfectly across the room.
Yes. Our repair labor carries a one year promise. Should a replaced strip loosen or lift during that time, a technician comes back and makes the fix free.