Soft Floor Around the Tub
A spongy spot by the tub or shower, or flooring that's lifting at the edges, usually means water has been getting under it.
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What's Going On
Why the Floor Goes Soft
Water from a leaking tub, failed caulk or splashing can soak into the subfloor over time. The surface may look fine while the wood underneath weakens. It's worth finding out before it gets worse.
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Price before anything is ordered
~1 Day
Typical install time
How We Fix It
Fix the Source, Then the Floor
New shower or tub, then new waterproof flooring.
How We Fix It
The Services That Solve This
One crew, one written price, and most standard installs done in about a day.
New base, new walls, new fixtures, in the same footprint. We replace a worn-out shower with a sealed system that looks clean and stays that way. Most standard installs take about a day.
Same spot, brand-new tub. We replace a chipped, stained or cracked tub with a new one that's easier to clean, usually in about a day.
Waterproof flooring that looks great and stands up to splashes. Add it to your shower or tub project for a bathroom that feels finished.
