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Subject:
Water damage to wooden floor.
Category: Family and Home Asked by: dhsnow-ga List Price: $5.00 |
Posted:
13 Mar 2006 10:39 PST
Expires: 12 Apr 2006 11:39 PDT Question ID: 706804 |
My refridgerator had a leak and damaged some of the wood floor in my kitchen. The floor underneath the fridge was ruined, but also, some of the floor on the other side of a wall had dark marks underneath it, presumably from water damage. What kind of service profession would be able to fix this and what would they have to do to fix it? (rip up the floor? How much of the floor?) |
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Re: Water damage to wooden floor.
From: da_answer-ga on 13 Mar 2006 11:16 PST |
well i do wooden floors and u would have to rip off all the floor if it is wet underneath beacause if u dont it will start popping up.. but if its not all wet then u just have to rip up what is wet. |
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Re: Water damage to wooden floor.
From: nitro77-ga on 18 Mar 2006 06:12 PST |
Stop the leak.remove damaged hardwood.Replace any weak subfloor.Apply floor leveling compound.Replace with new flooring with the same thickness,color and texture.As long as joist are not rotten underneath,this job should go well.A building contractor is the best bet for hiring to repair.Let me know if you have anymore questions. |
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