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Home Improvement Guy
Trade: Renovations contractor
Join Date: Dec 2005
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Surprise In The Basement
I was in a customers basement today looking up at the unfinished ceiling discussing installation of suspended or drywall. I noticed that every nail through the upstairs hardwood floor had been bent up with a hammer. The HO said that years ago the installer was called back because of squeeks and that this was his way of fixing it.
Genius or waste of time and energy?
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Re: Surprise In The Basement
Man, your call. Typically the sub-floor is the thing sweaks.
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"da Whale don't hesitate"
Trade: Hard Surface Flooring
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Location: South Florida
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Re: Surprise In The Basement
Waste of time and energy. Squeeks are from movement, and like woodmagman said, it is usually the subfloor. I don't see how that would solve that problem, but I could be wrong.
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