Wood Floor got wet and is rippeling?

Jim Cusick
by Jim Cusick
  7 answers
  • Johnavallance82 Johnavallance82 on Oct 07, 2017

    Are you covered by Insurance?

  • Claude Claude on Oct 07, 2017

    let it dry thoroughly...then ck damage.

  • Ken Ken on Oct 07, 2017

    Solid hardwood, 3/4" thick, if the warping isn't too bad, could be sanded and refinished. If it was mine I would have a pro take a look. Sanding using a drum sander is best left to pros because it is easy to ruin the floor. Your professional will be able to evaluate the damage and make a recommendation. If you have something else, like a laminate, you should start a fund to replace the floor.

  • Jay Paden Jay Paden on Oct 07, 2017

    On a 'wood' floor, Put a fan on the floor for a few days to help air dry, depending on how saturated it may level ond overtime. If it's a laminate and the subsurface swelled to is probably ruined and should need replacing

  • Illa Visser Illa Visser on Oct 07, 2017

    We were told to let it sit after drying it as much as possible. The wood on our floor uncurled after a few months.


  • Johnavallance82 Johnavallance82 on Oct 07, 2017

    so sorry to have bothered you.....

  • Jay Paden Jay Paden on Oct 07, 2017

    On a 'wood' floor, Put a fan on the floor for a few days to help air dry, depending on how saturated it may level ond overtime. If it's a laminate and the subsurface swelled to is probably ruined and should need replacing