Floor Cupping – Floor cupping happens when excess moisture gathers beneath a wooden floor, causing the underside of the boards to swell. This results in the edges of the planks rising while the center stays
flat.

Floor Crowning – Crowning is a condition where the center of the wood rises, causing the long edges of the planks to dip down.

Floor Buckling – This becomes apparent when the hardwood floor starts to lift, forming humps and even detaching from the subfloor underneath.

Wood Floor Swelling – Similar to buckling, it can cause individual wood panels to twist upward at the edges of your floorboards.

Mold Under Hardwood Floors – Neglecting moisture and water issues can lead to mold growth beneath your hardwood floors, which can cause long-term damage and pose health risks.

Foundational Damages to Your Home – Leaving water damage untreated can jeopardize your home’s structural integrity and lead to severe damage that requires urgent attention.