Certified Flooring Expert Services

Many years in the trade confirm the success and ability to inspect flooring complaints. Our entire focus is on flooring. We have been resolving flooring claim issues through inspections and consulting.

cupping, crowning, gapping, buckling, splitting

There may be number of causes of the problem. It may be an installation error or a manufacturing defect. It could be a misspecification of the flooring or maintenance problme. Sometimes “things just happen”.

We confirm that all manufacturers and flooring industry guidelines for installation, maintenance, and product tolerance are strictly followed.

Here are a few examples of common problems that may occur with Hardwood Flooring: cupping, crowning, gapping, buckling, cratering, chatter, splitting, cracking, chipping, checking, loose boards, squeaky floors, slivers, splinters, panelization, the greenhouse effect, waves, unevenness, grading problems, sanding and finishing problems, and more.

We provide advice to installers during large installations of flooring, to ensure that all industry guidelines are met during the installation process.

We represent various parties in court by providing expert witness services for all types of flooring litigation.

We’d like to talk to you today. Give us a call, or send us an email.

Disclaimer

Midwest Flooring Consultants is an independent flooring inspection service. We have no contractual obligation to anyone but my commissioning agent. Our only obligation is to find the truth and cause of your flooring issues so that you can make a determination as to the best actions for your benefit. The income is solely from doing Independent Flooring Inspections. Our reputation for complete independent, impartial inspections, and reports must be honesty, truthfulness and un-bias.

Midwest Flooring Consultants is not a home inspection service inspecting homes or commercial sites for compliance to state or local codes. We examine (inspect) and consult with our customers concerning flooring failures or concerns by applied science and accepted industry standards that conform to the applied science.