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Most older houses in the city have narrow red oak gone amber over the decades, so stain is layered by hand on new strips until the patch disappears.
Most older houses in the city have narrow red oak gone amber over the decades, so stain is layered by hand on new strips until the patch disappears.
A free visit starts it. We meter the wood, check underneath from the basement where we can, then hand you a straight, simple plan.
Floors in old multi family homes groan and gap every winter. We fasten every loose strip and fill the joints with a putty matched to the oak.
Twelve months on labor comes with all of our repairs, and our installers come trained by NWFA, fully licensed and carrying insurance.



After a free look at the damage and its cause, you get one written price well ahead of any of the work.
Yes. Thin coats of stain go on fresh red oak one after another, and we compare in daylight until the patch fits in.
Often. We dry the floor, test it for several days and trade only the strips that stay raised or stained.
Yes. Most unit repairs take one day, so a landlord can list the place again soon after we pack up.
It should not. Odor sealer goes onto the subfloor beneath the stain before any new oak is laid over it.
Dry heat shrinks the old oak and loosens it. We fasten the loose strips and fill the open joints with matched putty.
A visit is usually possible within the week, and most repairs are finished in one trip to the house.
Yes. Labor is protected a full twelve months, and the people we send are NWFA trained, licensed and insured.