Water Damaged Floor Repair in Beaverton

Finding water on your indoor floors is a real headache, we get it. Whether it's from a leaky pipe, an appliance mishap, or a big spill, water can cause serious problems for hardwood, laminate, and vinyl flooring. The key is to act fast to prevent lasting damage like warping or mold. Don't stress about it alone. We're right here in Beaverton and ready to help you figure out the best way to fix your floors and get your home back to normal.

What Happens When Water Damages Your Floors?

When water gets where it shouldn't, it can cause different problems for different floors. Hardwood can swell, cup, or buckle, and the finish can get cloudy. Laminate is particularly vulnerable; its core is often made of a wood composite that can swell up and fall apart, and it's usually not salvageable. Luxury vinyl plank flooring handles water much better, but moisture can still get underneath and damage the subfloor, leading to mold and mildew issues if it's not addressed.

Our Simple Repair Process

We believe in keeping things straightforward and honest. First, we'll come by and take a good look at the damage to see how bad it is and what can be done. The most important first step is getting everything completely dry, including the subfloor underneath. Once it's dry, we can get to work on the repair. For hardwood, this might mean sanding and refinishing a section or replacing a few boards. For laminate or vinyl, it usually means carefully replacing the affected planks. We take a lot of pride in making the repair blend in seamlessly with the rest of your floor.

Why Not Just Do It Yourself?

It can be tempting to try a DIY fix, but water damage can be tricky. The biggest danger is moisture you can't see, trapped in the subfloor. Without proper drying, you could be looking at a mold problem down the road, which is a much bigger issue. We have the right equipment to detect hidden moisture and make sure the area is bone-dry before we do any repairs. Plus, matching new planks or stain to an existing floor takes a bit of experience. It's our job to handle those details so you don't have to worry about it.