Denver metro · 20+ years

Hardwood Floor Repair in Denver, CO

Water damage, board replacement, gouges and squeaks repaired and blended into your existing hardwood floor.

5.0 stars, 70+ Google reviews · Color-matched repairs · 20+ years repairing Denver floors

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Denver homeowners trust us with their floors.

What we fix

Hardwood Floor Repairs We Handle

Water damage repair

Warped, cupped or stained boards from a leak, spill or appliance failure, replaced and matched to the surrounding floor.

Board replacement and color matching

Individual boards removed and replaced without disturbing the rest of the floor, with the new wood stained to match using the same color-matching process used in refinishing projects.

Gouges, scratches and squeaks

Deep gouges filled and refinished locally, and squeaks traced to loose subfloor fasteners and corrected from above or below, depending on access.

Deep scratches gouged across a hardwood floor before repair

The honest answer

Repair or Refinish? How We Decide

A small number of damaged boards usually calls for a targeted repair. Damage spread across most of the floor, or a finish that has worn through in multiple rooms, usually calls for a full refinish instead.

We recommend the option that costs less and lasts longer, not the larger job by default.

About full refinishing

Water damage

When Water Gets Under the Floor

Cupped or slightly warped boards near the source of a leak can usually be dried, replaced or refinished.

Boards that have delaminated, or damage that has spread to the subfloor, need that section replaced rather than repaired. We inspect the subfloor before recommending either option.

Worn and weathered floorboards with the finish gone and the grain raised

How we work

Our Repair Process

1

Assessment

We inspect the damage and check whether it affects the subfloor.

2

Board matching

Replacement wood is selected and stain-matched to the existing floor.

3

Repair and blend

Damaged sections are replaced or refinished locally so the repair is not visible from the rest of the room.

4

Walkthrough

The owner reviews the repaired area and flags anything that points to a larger issue, such as an ongoing leak.

Recent repairs

Damage We Have Made Disappear

Repaired floor drying with equipment still on site

After the water

Dried, repaired and refinished.

Floor lifted around a desk to expose the subfloor underneath

Subfloor

Checked and corrected before new boards went down.

Mixed-tone wood floor where replacement boards blend into the original

Board replacement

New wood stain-matched into the surrounding floor.

Repair Questions, Answered

Can a hardwood floor repair be made invisible?

In most cases, yes. Aspen Floor & Home Services replaces damaged boards with matching wood and blends the stain into the surrounding floor using the same color-matching process used in full refinishing projects. Very old or sun-faded floors can be harder to match exactly.

How much water damage can hardwood floors handle before they need to be replaced instead of repaired?

Cupped or slightly warped boards near the source of a leak can usually be dried, replaced or refinished. Boards that have delaminated, or damage that has spread to the subfloor, usually requires replacing that section rather than repairing it. Aspen Floor & Home Services inspects the subfloor before recommending either option.

Why is my hardwood floor squeaking?

Squeaks usually come from a subfloor panel that has loosened from the joists below, or from a board rubbing against a nail that has backed out slightly. Aspen Floor & Home Services traces the source before repairing it, since the fix is different depending on whether the subfloor is accessible from above or below.

Does Aspen Floor & Home Services repair hardwood floors, or only full refinishing?

Aspen Floor & Home Services repairs hardwood floors, including water damage, board replacement, gouges and squeaks, in addition to full refinishing and new installation. Repairs are color-matched to the existing floor using the same process used on refinishing projects.

More repairs

Twelve Denver Floors We Have Repaired

Replacement boards set into an existing hardwood floor before staining
Repaired hardwood floor at a doorway in a Denver home
Hardwood floor restored after damage
Before and after a hardwood floor repair beside a fireplace
Refinished floor after a repair, blended into the original wood
Close view of a damaged board before replacement
Standing on a worn hardwood floor during a repair assessment
Replacement boards cut and fitted during a hardwood floor repair
Hand tools laid out on a floor during a hardwood repair
Weathered hardwood boards before repair
Structure and subfloor exposed before new hardwood goes down
Air mover drying a hardwood floor after water damage

Have a damaged floor?

Send a photo or call and we will tell you whether it is a repair or a refinish before quoting anything.

Get a Free Estimate

Or call (720) 320-5873 — Monday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

New boards laid beside a brick hearth during a floor repair

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