Repairing water-damaged hardwood floors requires immediate action to prevent irreversible issues like warping, buckling, and mold growth. The critical first steps are stopping the water source and quickly removing standing water with a wet/dry vacuum. Follow this by thoroughly drying the area with dehumidifiers and fans; note that wood floors can take weeks to dry completely. It's essential to assess the subfloor for hidden moisture, as water trapped underneath is a common cause of long-term dam

This video shows the process of what we have to do when repairing water damaged hardwood prior to us sanding and refinishing it all. We won’t be back til mid November to sand, stain, and refinish it all. | Sheaves Floors LLC