Yes we specialize in sourcing and installing reclaimed or era correct wood to patch areas where boards have been damaged or removed over the years. We take great care to match the species and the grain direction so that the repair is virtually invisible once the entire floor is stained and finished. This allows you to keep your original floor even if a previous renovation left some holes or damage behind.

We prioritize your family health by using low odor and eco friendly finishes. These products provide a durable protective layer without the harsh chemicals found in traditional floor coatings, ensuring your home remains a clean and safe environment.

Large gaps are common in historic wood floors due to years of environmental changes. We use specialized techniques to fill these spaces, helping to create a smoother surface while preserving the authentic character and structure of your older flooring.

Our goal is to highlight the natural beauty of your wood rather than hide it. We work closely with you to select stains and finishes that honor the era of your home, ensuring the restored floor feels perfectly at home with your historic architecture.

Every floor has a limit, but many historic homes still have plenty of thickness remaining. During your consultation, we carefully measure the board depth to determine the best restoration path, often using gentle techniques that remove very little wood to ensure your floors last for many more decades.