How To Save Your Hardwood Floors From Water Damage
(Or Flood)
Water and wood just don’t mix. If you’ve been following the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey or Hurricane Irma, this should come as no surprise.
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Speed is the key. The first 24 hours are critical, and the longer the wood is in contact with water, the worse the damage will be.
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If you remove the water from your hardwood floors quickly and properly dry them, you may be able to save the wood (or most of it).
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After a hurricane or major storm...
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In general, if you have serious water damage, your best bet will often be to call a professional mitigation or restoration service as they are experts in this are and have the best equipment.
Serious Water Damage
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Whether or not your insurance will be cover the damage depends on your insurance plan and the cause of the damage.
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Will my insurance company cover my water damaged flooring?
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Use a wet vacuum to suck up all the standing water
You want to quickly absorb as much water as you can.
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