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Squeaky Concrete over Plywood Floor
I live in a condo. My living room floor squeaks. The floor has carpet over a concrete floor that was poured over a plywood sub-floor. Because I am on the second floor, I do not have access to my floor joists. How can I eliminate the squeaking? Thank you.
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A few questions first before e get to the fixing part. Do you own or lease this condo and is there a management firm that runs the operation? Have you read your covenants to see who owns what parts of what units, the joists may not be your property |
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