Raised countertop due to damage from water.

Replace it

Unfortunately, I would say replacement

Sadly there’s not much that can be done to remedy countertop that has swollen due to water damage. If you would like a quotation for replacement then please get in touch

Im guessing its laminate??? If that is the case it cant be repaired. Sorry

Unfortunately water damage to a laminate worktop joints is not an easy fix back to original state. Generally a new worktop would be required. Other options would be preparation of the joints to make structurally sound then using products like Microcement or epoxy resin to cover the entire work surface which saves on having to remove old worktops and splashbacks providing they are in good condition. These products are seamless and have no joints so provide a permanent fix.

it needs replaced

If it’s solid wood then it may be possible to sand back and re finish but the way you have described it as ‘swelled’ implies it is probably a chipboard core in which case it will need replacing. When you replace the worktops be sure to seal any exposed cuts with varnish to help protect against future damage.

Hi There , If you have chipboard surface unfortunately replacement requires,if sold wood it’s possible to repair and re finish. Thanks