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Sqeeky Floor
Is there a way to eliminate a sqeek in a floor from below? I have a sqeek in a floor that is carpeted and I do not want to remove the carpet. I can access the floor from the basement. Is there something I can do to "pull" the floor down onto the joists; avoiding having to lift the carpet?
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Jim,
You sure can. It can be done from either below or through the carpet without damage or removing the carpet. Just search "squeak ender" and "squeak no more" . Ender works from below as shown. The other are special screw that snap off so you can do it from above. Same company I think. Jaz |
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$20 at the box stores Squeeeeek No More- Stops Floor Squeaks From Above the Floor - 3233 at The Home Depot |
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