Western Washington winters mean saturated ground, full gutters and long stretches where nothing dries. When water gets into a hardwood floor the boards cup within days and can buckle within a week. Some of that movement reverses as the wood dries; some of it does not. The only way to know is to meter the wood over time, and that is where we start.
We work with your adjuster and restoration company. Our scope documents affected square footage, moisture readings, subfloor condition and whether the floor can be sanded flat after drying or needs partial or full replacement. Adjusters see a lot of inflated flooring claims. A clear, metered scope gets approved faster.
On the repair side we replace damaged boards, lace them into the existing floor, and sand and refinish the affected area so the repair disappears. When the loss is large we replace the floor and match the rest of the house.