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Total Restoration Services in Atlanta
27 Minute Response Moisture Detection
Wall Drying Cabinet Drying
Painting Water Removal & Drying
Water Extraction Basement Drying
Dehumidifier Rental Air Scrubbers (HEPA Filtration)
Dry out Wet Carpet Air Duct Cleaning
Hardwood Floor Repair House Flood Drying
General House Cleanin Indoor Sewage Recovery
Anti-microbial Application Complete & Total Restoration
Wood Floor Restoration Wood Floor Repairing
27 Minute Response Moisture Detection
Wall Drying Cabinet Drying
Painting Water Removal & Drying
Water Extraction Basement Drying
Dehumidifier Rental Air Scrubbers (HEPA Filtration)
Dry out Wet Carpet Air Duct Cleaning
Hardwood Floor Repair House Flood Drying
General House Cleanin Indoor Sewage Recovery
Anti-microbial Application Complete & Total Restoration
Wood Floor Restoration Wood Floor Repairing
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IICRC Certified (85531) for Water Damage Restoration in Metro Atlanta.
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RENTAL is necessary for mold prevention: Commercial and Residential
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Pick up and delivery 24/7 available.
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atlanta, atlanta commercial flood clean up, emergency floor drying and
recovery in atlanta. Dehumidifier and airmover (fans) EQUIPMENT
RENTAL is necessary for mold prevention: Commercial and Residential
Dehumidifiers for rent, blowers, fans, and air scrubbers.
Pick up and delivery 24/7 available.
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| Water Damaged Hardwood Floors | Atlanta GA |
| Wood Floor Restoration: NO Sanding, Polyurethane, Wood Stripping, or Removal |
Wood Floor Water Damage Atlanta Phone Assessment
Whether solid wood, engineered, or pre-finished, drying out wood floors
properly does not include sanding or removal. The first step is to
thoroughly extract the excess water (reducing the amount of standing
water between the planks). Setting up the proper on-site drying system is
step two. This is done with specialized equipment that works with
dehumidifiers and air movers (fans). In Atlanta GA, the natural moisture
content of wood is between 9% & 12%. The final step is to establish a 'dry
standard' for you specific home. Our overall goal is to meet and exceed
the dry hardwood standard in an unaffected part of your home.
Whether solid wood, engineered, or pre-finished, drying out wood floors
properly does not include sanding or removal. The first step is to
thoroughly extract the excess water (reducing the amount of standing
water between the planks). Setting up the proper on-site drying system is
step two. This is done with specialized equipment that works with
dehumidifiers and air movers (fans). In Atlanta GA, the natural moisture
content of wood is between 9% & 12%. The final step is to establish a 'dry
standard' for you specific home. Our overall goal is to meet and exceed
the dry hardwood standard in an unaffected part of your home.
Wood Floor Species List:
African Oak
Afzelia
Amberwood
Amendiom Flooring
American Cherry Flooring
Andiroba
Amgelim
Ash Flooring
Asian Merbau
Australian Beech
Australian Cypress
Australian Karri
Australian Red Iron Bark
Australian Spotted Gum
Australian Tasmanian Oak
Austrian Oak
Balau
Bamboo (Hardwood)
Flooring
Bangkirai
Basswood
Bavarian Cherry
Bavarian Coffee Oak
Bavarian Golden Oak
Bavarian Oak
Beech
Birch Flooring
Black Walnut Flooring
Bluegum
Brazilian Cherry Flooring
Brazilian Eucalyptus
Brazilian Maple
Brazilian Oak
Brazilian Redwood
Brazilian Teak Flooring
Caribbean Pine
Cherry
Chestnut
Coppertone
Cumaru Flooring
Curupixa
Elm
Flamewood
German Smoked Oak
Gingerwood
Grapia
Gum
Hard Maple
Heart Pine
Hickory
Jarrah
Jatoba Flooring
Kona
Lapacho
Larch
Lyptus
Mahagony
Magnolia
Maple Flooring
Melia
Merbau
Mindi
Oak Flooring
Olivewood
Patagonian Pecan
Patagonian Rosewood
Pecan
Pine
Pradoo
Padouk
Pepperwood
Peroba
Punkado
Rod Oak Flooring
Redland Rose Rosewood
Rosso
Santos Mahogany Floorng
Sakura
Sapele Mahogany
Sydney Blue Tamarack
Tauari
Teak
Tiete Chestnut Flooring
Tiete Rosewood
Tigerwood Floring
Timborana
Walnut
Wenge
White Oak Flooring
Yellow Birch Flooring
African Oak
Afzelia
Amberwood
Amendiom Flooring
American Cherry Flooring
Andiroba
Amgelim
Ash Flooring
Asian Merbau
Australian Beech
Australian Cypress
Australian Karri
Australian Red Iron Bark
Australian Spotted Gum
Australian Tasmanian Oak
Austrian Oak
Balau
Bamboo (Hardwood)
Flooring
Bangkirai
Basswood
Bavarian Cherry
Bavarian Coffee Oak
Bavarian Golden Oak
Bavarian Oak
Beech
Birch Flooring
Black Walnut Flooring
Bluegum
Brazilian Cherry Flooring
Brazilian Eucalyptus
Brazilian Maple
Brazilian Oak
Brazilian Redwood
Brazilian Teak Flooring
Caribbean Pine
Cherry
Chestnut
Coppertone
Cumaru Flooring
Curupixa
Elm
Flamewood
German Smoked Oak
Gingerwood
Grapia
Gum
Hard Maple
Heart Pine
Hickory
Jarrah
Jatoba Flooring
Kona
Lapacho
Larch
Lyptus
Mahagony
Magnolia
Maple Flooring
Melia
Merbau
Mindi
Oak Flooring
Olivewood
Patagonian Pecan
Patagonian Rosewood
Pecan
Pine
Pradoo
Padouk
Pepperwood
Peroba
Punkado
Rod Oak Flooring
Redland Rose Rosewood
Rosso
Santos Mahogany Floorng
Sakura
Sapele Mahogany
Sydney Blue Tamarack
Tauari
Teak
Tiete Chestnut Flooring
Tiete Rosewood
Tigerwood Floring
Timborana
Walnut
Wenge
White Oak Flooring
Yellow Birch Flooring
Engineered wood floors are produced by bonding layers of
veneer and lumber with an adhesive. Engineered wood flooring
is available in pre-finished and unfinished. These products are
more dimensionally stable and are ideal for glue-down
installation or float-in installation above grade, on grade or
below grade, including basements and humid climates.
Engineered wood flooring is produced in:
Strip - thicknesses of 5/16", 3/8", 1/2" or 5/8" and in widths of 2"
and 2-1/4"
Plank - thicknesses of 5/16", 3/8", 1/2" or 5/8" and in widths of
3" to 8"
Parquet - one-piece wood tile available in 9" x 9" or 8" x 8" and
other patterns
Solid wood flooring is completely lumber. It is available in
unfinished and pre-finished. Solid wood flooring is produced in:
Strip - in thicknesses of 1/2" or 3/4" in widths of 1-1/2, 2" and 2-
1/4"
Plank - in thicknesses of 1/2" or 3/4" and widths of 3" to 8"
Parquet - geometrical patterns composed of individual wood
slats held in place by mechanical fastening or an adhesive.
Unfinished flooring is a product that must be job-site sanded,
stained if desired, and finished after installation.
This has been the American staple in hardwood floors for many
years. Commonly called "Strip flooring", this product has not
changed for many years as to size, cuts & grades. A 3/4" thick
unfinished strip floor can be sanded from four(4) to six(6) times
in it's lifetime.
• Parquet - wood pieces forming a pattern/design-thicknesses
of 1/4"- 5/16" 1/2" & 3/4" mostly glue down.
• Plank - board face widths 3" & up to 12" with thicknesses from
1/4", 5/16", 3/8",5/8", 9/16" and 3/4", glue or nail down.
• Strip - usually considered the "hardwood floor", face width
sizes of 1 1/2", 2 1/2" and 2 1/4", with 1/2" and 3/4" thicknesses,
glue or nail down.
NOTE: As a rule 3/4" products are mostly nailed (larger parquet patterns are both nailed and glued)
veneer and lumber with an adhesive. Engineered wood flooring
is available in pre-finished and unfinished. These products are
more dimensionally stable and are ideal for glue-down
installation or float-in installation above grade, on grade or
below grade, including basements and humid climates.
Engineered wood flooring is produced in:
Strip - thicknesses of 5/16", 3/8", 1/2" or 5/8" and in widths of 2"
and 2-1/4"
Plank - thicknesses of 5/16", 3/8", 1/2" or 5/8" and in widths of
3" to 8"
Parquet - one-piece wood tile available in 9" x 9" or 8" x 8" and
other patterns
Solid wood flooring is completely lumber. It is available in
unfinished and pre-finished. Solid wood flooring is produced in:
Strip - in thicknesses of 1/2" or 3/4" in widths of 1-1/2, 2" and 2-
1/4"
Plank - in thicknesses of 1/2" or 3/4" and widths of 3" to 8"
Parquet - geometrical patterns composed of individual wood
slats held in place by mechanical fastening or an adhesive.
Unfinished flooring is a product that must be job-site sanded,
stained if desired, and finished after installation.
This has been the American staple in hardwood floors for many
years. Commonly called "Strip flooring", this product has not
changed for many years as to size, cuts & grades. A 3/4" thick
unfinished strip floor can be sanded from four(4) to six(6) times
in it's lifetime.
• Parquet - wood pieces forming a pattern/design-thicknesses
of 1/4"- 5/16" 1/2" & 3/4" mostly glue down.
• Plank - board face widths 3" & up to 12" with thicknesses from
1/4", 5/16", 3/8",5/8", 9/16" and 3/4", glue or nail down.
• Strip - usually considered the "hardwood floor", face width
sizes of 1 1/2", 2 1/2" and 2 1/4", with 1/2" and 3/4" thicknesses,
glue or nail down.
NOTE: As a rule 3/4" products are mostly nailed (larger parquet patterns are both nailed and glued)
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