Insurance Flooring Specialists

A timber floor inspection typically involves a visual assessment of the flooring surface and subfloor, as well as the surrounding areas. The inspector will look for signs of moisture damage, such as discolouration, warping, or buckling, as well as signs of termite infestation, such as mud tubes or wood damage. 

 

During the inspection, the inspector may use specialised tools to check for moisture levels in the wood or to probe for termite damage. If necessary, the inspector may recommend further testing or repairs, such as removing and replacing damaged wood or treating the area for termites. 

 

Overall, a timber floor inspection is an important step in maintaining the safety and integrity of your flooring. This report can be used by homeowners, property managers, or contractors to make informed decisions about how to address the damage and prevent further deterioration of the timber floor.