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Flooded home Wood floor question
Posted by PaulRich on November 19th, 2008 08:17 PM
I have a home in Houston that was flooded from hurricane IKE. The house had atleast 5" of standing water for a few hours. My question is if the natural red oak floor boards and screeds need to be completely removed, or if a heavy dehumidifier will remove the moisture and the floors can be saved. My biggest concern is for the poured tar, in some areas I have exposed the tar and it very brittle. I know I can remove the floor, dry it out, and re-lay eventually. But, will it be OK to dry and refinish without removal? Was this post helpful? Yes: or No:
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