Boards Matched to Yours
Most older homes here have red oak strip in common widths, and we carry it, then brush the color in stages until it blends.
Most older homes here have red oak strip in common widths, and we carry it, then brush the color in stages until it blends.
Set up a free estimate. We read the floor with a meter, look at the subfloor from below and show you which boards truly need to change.
Squeaky halls and gaps beside the baseboard heat are common in older houses. Screws go in from above and a tinted filler closes each seam.
Repairs include a year on labor, and every person on the job carries a license and insurance and trains to NWFA rules.



By the number of boards and the reason they failed. Repairs start from $150 and are quoted on site after a free visit.
Yes. We dry it, follow the meter for several days and replace only boards that never flatten.
Yes. Most older houses here have it, so we keep it on hand and brush the color in stages to match.
We drive small screws from above into the framing, then fill the heads with tinted putty so they hide.
Yes. Heat dries the boards, so we fill the seams with a tinted compound that holds through the seasons.
Often the same week, and a small patch is usually cut, set and coated by dinner. Labor is paid when the crew arrives.
Yes, for a flat $250. Most patches only need the room cleared near the damage.
One year on labor. Every installer on a Windham repair is licensed, insured and NWFA trained.