Rotted Floor Repair

We repaired this rotted floor in a house in Fort Worth.  Water head started leaking under the toilet where a previous contractor had added flooring without removing the toilet.

Starting tearout

The toilet not being removed when the new floor was installed acted like a dam and caused the leaking water to run between the original floor and the newer subfloor without anyone knowing anything about it until the floor started buckling!

Kilz on top

We removed the toilet, cleaned out everything that was rotted or damp, sprayed it down with stain blocker primer (in this case Kilz), then built the floor back up level.

Finished

The end result was as if it had never happened!   It’s good to really watch the people you hire to make sure they are properly doing their job, do some research and look to see if they’re following industry standards…

 

“Happy Cleaning”

-Scott McDonald

Published by scottmcdonald101

Scott has been in the home maintenance business and in ministry almost his entire life! He started his own custom cabinet company at the age of sixteen and became an ordained minister in 1994. He has served in God's work just about his entire life while working in remodeling and home maintenance to supplement their income and mission travels. Scott has pastored 2 churches in Texas and planted many churches in Southern Mexico. He and his wife Emma have a daughter, Ella, and together they oversee an organization in Mexico that is planting churches, discipling and feeding the hungry. The remodeling and home maintenance company continues stateside, and has become a trusted home repair company for many north Texas families.

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