A Trousdale Estates property featured original 1962 teak flooring, a defining element of its architectural pedigree. Thirty years of furniture placement created distinct UV fade patterns, while a bathroom leak had caused localized darkening across eight boards. Leo’s approach preserved the floor’s authentic patina while eliminating damage through selective board replacement for water-damaged sections, sourcing period-appropriate teak for seamless integration, then employing custom color-matching to normalize UV exposure variations without disturbing the original finish elsewhere. The result appeared as if damage had never occurred, with the floor retaining its six-decade character while presenting flawlessly for the homeowner’s upcoming estate sale, ultimately contributing to a selling price that exceeded comparative properties by a notable margin.