The floor looked fine from above, but the meter read wet under the boards. The wet hardwood and the subfloor came out down to the slab, it was dried by the readings, and a new hardwood floor went in with the inlay border laid again.
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What the video shows
Damage: Moisture read under the floor before anything came out.
Drying: Air movers over the open floor, readings on the slab.
Rebuild: New hardwood with the inlay border, a new countertop and backsplash.
On the same Fremont job, mold was found under the floor during the tear-out. It came out with the wet wood, inside plastic walls that kept the work area closed off from the rest of the house.
No fire job is on this page yet. How a fire job runs, from board-up to the rebuilt room: Fire damage restoration.
Remodels and rebuilds
A kitchen, before and after
The counter next to the new floor got a new countertop and backsplash, with the cabinets wrapped while the work finished. The before and after photos are in the gallery below.
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Are the videos and photos on this page from your own jobs?
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