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Inspection Process For Flooring Discolorations

September 29, 2016 by Flooristics staff 3 Comments

Small areas of flooring discoloration are common in both commercial and residential properties. These discolorations can vary in size, color, and intensity depending on the cause. When discoloration appears, flooring inspectors must investigate the problem carefully. The inspector’s job is to determine what caused the discoloration and identify whether the issue may continue or spread. […]

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