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Removed old carpet and floor is heaving in line with stairway
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Im currently renovating the main floor on my older home (built in the 70s) and the next step is tiling everything. As I was ripping out some older carpet I noticed the floor was heaving right in line with the stairway, I cut out a piece of the subfloor but its still out of level I believe there is a telepost right underneath. I just wanted to get some opinions on how to approach this situation, and what may have caused this problem? Please let me know if you need anymore information this is my first time posting on the forums. |
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