Should You Dry Your Hardwood Floors?

If you have hardwood or tile floors that are involved in a water damage loss be sure to ask your insurance company and your restoration company how they are going to be handled. If you are told that they will need to be replaced, ask "Why don't you simply dry them?" This industry has been raised on a system of ripping out and replacing (dumpster feeding), but those days are over, there is a possibility that it can be dried in place! After most hardwood floors are dried and settle back to pre-loss condition, they are restored and don't even need to be refinished!

Hardwood Floors? No Problem!

Hardwood floors require special attention from restorative drying companies. Many people believe that replacement is the only option when their hardwood floor is effected in a water loss. However, this is not always the case. If Color Tech Restoration is called into action on a water loss before the floors have begun to buckle (buckling occurs when the nails begin to pull through the floor) in most cases we are able to save the floor. Color Tech Restoration can formulate a plan to put our Heat Drying System to work for you. No other system on the market today can dry wood floors better, faster or even come close to the results we have gotten with our Heat Drying System. We have saved many homeowners and insurance companies thousands of dollars in replacement costs

Contact Us at:

303-674-8990 Evergreen

303-257-8056 Cell

E-mail: eric@247waterdamage.info

Web: www.ColorTechRestoration.com

We Also Use Inject Dry System To

Dry Hardwood Floors

We Cover the Hardwood Floors with Plastic and Then Inject Dry Warm Air. This   Accelerates the Drying Process and Prevents Damage to the Hardwood Floors

This Is The Fastest Drying System for Hardwood Floors on the Market Today

This Hardwood Floor was Salvaged  Apposed to the Cost to Replace it Due to Cupping as Water Was Absorbed.

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Color Tech Restoration, LLC

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Above Shows what Heat Drying Can Do for Hardwood Floors. The Less Time Water Spends on your Hardwood Floor, the Better Chance You Have of Saving Your Hardwood Floor.