“Edge boards swell each summer”source ↗

“Every summer the hardwood going crosswise in this picture swells up like shown.”source ↗

“There is also a bit of lumpyness near the sink. Each winter as the humidity in the house goes down, it goes back to normal.”source ↗

“Any ideas how I could resolve this?”source ↗

“This small section has risen/buckled two years ago. It doesn't seem to be getting worse, but I would like to fix it.”source ↗

“If I press down with my foot it goes back to normal. Should I be trying to put a glue under it? If so how? Or should I be trying to nail it?”source ↗

“I need to know….. should I replace baseboards so they sit above floor? Or perhaps another solution?”source ↗

“the floor developed a bulge along the long edge spanning 6 feet long across 4 planks.”source ↗

“the installers did not remove the existing baseboards… so the floor was pushing directly against the trim across my whole living room, causing the floor to buckle.”source ↗

“How can I repair this floor in these areas. I have faux hardwood that has a couple spots that have missing chunks most likely from abuse from my kids or dogs.”source ↗

“I replaced the floor in 2018 and I’m not motivated to replace it again, At least not yet.”source ↗

“Had to move a wall for the bathroom door and filled it with 3/4” ply and exposed hardwood of nearby closet. Old floor is 1/8th higher than the plywood. Any suggestions on how to move it from very obvious to just obvious?”source ↗

“How do I fix this? Is this even a feasible DIY project?”source ↗

“For reference, whenever we moved in- floor was relatively level (LVP had just been installed) But now, a portion of the flooring appears to be raising up (subfloor included).”source ↗

“This board has popped up in the middle of the floor.”source ↗

“Ive tried using the mallet to knock it back under but it won’t catch.”source ↗

“It’s impacting other planks around it too.”source ↗

“I started making relief cuts against the door as it had no baseboard, look further down the line I noticed the floor was not sitting under the baseboard, but against it. That’s too much to cut, so looking at trimming boards or buying new”source ↗

“One hardwood board (walnut) in our kitchen has been swelling up near entrance since it was installed. It goes down a bit in winter but it seems to be getting worse.”source ↗

“You were supposed to lace in hardwood into the preexisting floors, by the looks of it they need to refinished anyway, so now’s the time to do it, that spot will look like dogshit if you don’t”source ↗

“One of the female grooves has failed and it's in the middle of the kitchen. It flexes when walked on and has caused the neighboring plank to start failing. Removing and replacing is a lot more work than I'm willing to tackle. I am wondering if there's any product I could drill a hole and inject to stabilize.”source ↗