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Floors curved up. What is it? How much would it cost to fix?

Anonymous user 14/03/2024 - 2.35 PM

Hello there, I saw a lovely house that I'm thinking of buying. However I noticed that the floors in the living room, dining room and just outside the front door (where the trash bins are left out) is curved up. Behind the dining room, the kitchen and the bathroom floors are not curved up. Does anyone have any idea what can cause this? Is this water damage? How much could it cost fix the problem for good and restore the floor? Thank you very much! Added info: the flooring in the living room and dining room are vynil, but outside the house, in the entrance, where the trash bins are left out, the pavement / cement is also curved up... What could that be? Thanks!

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2 Answers

Anonymous user

If it's wooden flooring could be rising damp, flooring may not have been acclimatised prior to fitting. Water damage but just never replaced floor, have a moisture test done on the floor.
Answered1 March 2015
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Eclipse flooring

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Wirral
What type of flooring is it? Vinyl, wood, carpet ?
Answered28 February 2015
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