Boards Matched to Yours
Many older homes here carry pine or oak strip. Matching stock is on our truck, and the tint is built up in coats until the patch disappears.
Many older homes here carry pine or oak strip. Matching stock is on our truck, and the tint is built up in coats until the patch disappears.
Book a free estimate. Moisture meters come out, we look at the deck from underneath when access allows, and you see which boards must be replaced.
Squeaks in a bedroom hall and thin gaps along the walls show up as houses settle in sandy soil. Boards are drawn tight with screws from above, and colored putty hides the seams.
Work is warrantied for twelve months, and the people doing it hold licenses, insurance and NWFA certification.



Costs open at $150 and are named at the house, because damage differs from floor to floor. A firm number is spoken before the estimator walks out.
Yes. Drying equipment goes in, readings are logged, and boards that stay cupped come out.
Not necessarily. Moisture gets measured before anything else, and just the boards that cannot be flattened are replaced.
We do, and the new strips are tinted in several light coats until they sit comfortably beside the old.
Screws pull the boards down into the joists, and filler covers the heads.
Yes, with tinted filler matched to your wood and a light recoat.
The visit typically happens within days, and a website booking trims $250.
One year on labor from our own crew.