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Our kitchen sink had a leak and we didn't know until we felt a hump in the floor by the cabinet.
We fixed the leak. Now what about the hump? It's about 6" (2 slats) and 2' feet in length.
It's hickory. About 7 years old.
Heartbroken. Beautiful floors.
Do you have any extra flooring from when it was installed? Was it a prefinished floor?
As KB said above, it may end up being more than two boards that need to be replaced, but it's not that big of a project for a flooring contractor or an experienced handyman.
Yes, just wait and see....they usually shrink back into place and most times might need a belt sander and refinishing. Hopefully it goes this way for you.
We've got some minor water damage to our hardwoods from a clogged AC drain line. It looks bad at first, but if you give it a few weeks to really finish drying out, 80%+ of the damage seems to reverse itself.
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