Luckily if you can dry your wood floors they can often be saved.
Wet wood floor damage.
Due to the porous nature of wood moisture can be easily absorbed into the material.
Sometimes if you let it dry out.
The wet floor may also begin to buckle and cup when large amounts of water are absorbed as the planks swell.
If floors have cupped popped or cracked it may be an indication that the sub floor has experienced water damage as well.
Sand water damaged wood flooring after drying a wood floor you may have some concave or convex floorboards.
M ajor storms like sandy can cause extensive water damage to hardwood floors but panicked homeowners should not rush to replace what appears to be beyond repair.
So your flooring may show signs of staining from small spills.
Water is the enemy of hardwood flooring.
This is called cupping heavy sanding with a drum or orbital sander can actually take down some minor high areas.
However heavily cupped wood cannot be sanded down flat.
Wood floors can add character and style to your home but water damage leave dark stains and can cause the wood to buckle.