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Timber and Wooden Floor Drying in Townsville

A wet timber floor can often be saved, but only if it is dried the right way, fast. Left to dry on its own it cups, warps and lifts, and then it has to be replaced.

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A water-damaged Townsville home being dried

Timber and water do not mix

Solid and engineered timber floors absorb water and swell. As they dry unevenly they cup, crown and gap, and badly affected boards lift. Specialist drying aims to draw the moisture out evenly before that permanent damage sets in.

How we dry timber floors

We measure the moisture in the boards and the subfloor, then use targeted drying systems designed for timber, controlling the rate so the floor dries evenly. We monitor it closely until it is back to a normal moisture level.

Acting fast is everything

The window to save a timber floor is short. The sooner we start, the better the chance of keeping it rather than replacing it, which is a far bigger and more expensive job.

Frequently asked questions

Can a wet timber floor be saved?

Often yes, if specialist drying starts quickly before the boards cup or lift. The faster we start, the better the chance.

Why not just let it dry naturally?

Because it dries unevenly and cups, warps and gaps. Controlled drying draws the moisture out evenly to avoid that.

How do you dry timber floors?

We measure moisture in the boards and subfloor and use targeted timber-drying systems, controlling the rate and monitoring until it is normal.

Wet timber floor? Every hour counts.

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