Water Damaged Floor Repair in East Gwillimbury

A leaky pipe, a broken dishwasher, or a flooded basement can ruin your indoor floors fast. The longer you wait, the worse it gets with potential mould and subfloor rot. We get straight to the point, assessing the true extent of the water damage. Our job is to fix it properly so you don't have to worry about it again. We work with hardwood, laminate, vinyl—whatever you've got in your East Gwillimbury home.

Our Process is Simple and Effective

When you call us, we don't waste time. First, we identify the source of the water and make sure it's stopped. Then we use moisture meters to determine how wet your floor and subfloor are. A floor can look dry on top but be saturated underneath. Ignoring the subfloor is the biggest mistake you can make. We'll assess whether the structure is sound or if rot has started to set in.

Depending on the damage, the solution varies. Sometimes, professional drying equipment is enough. More often, damaged sections need to be removed and replaced. We carefully remove the affected planks or tiles, ensure the subfloor is completely dry and sanitized to prevent mould, and then install new flooring. We focus on a seamless match to your existing floor so the repair is barely noticeable.

Flooring Types We Handle

Hardwood: Solid hardwood often cups or warps when wet. If caught early and dried properly, it can sometimes be saved by sanding and refinishing. However, if the boards are blackened or have been wet for a long time, replacement is the only safe option.

Laminate & Vinyl Plank: These floors are less forgiving. Water gets underneath and soaks the core material or subfloor, causing the planks to swell, buckle, and separate. In nearly all cases of significant water exposure, the affected laminate or vinyl flooring must be replaced. The locking mechanisms are usually compromised once they've been saturated.

Why You Can't Ignore Floor Water Damage

Covering up a water-damaged floor is a recipe for disaster. Trapped moisture leads directly to mould and mildew growth, which can impact your home's air quality and your family's health. That dampness also slowly degrades the subfloor, weakening the structure of your home over time. A quick fix now will lead to a much bigger, more expensive problem later. Get it handled correctly from the start. Give us a call at (647) 898-7839.