The homeowner tried to fix this themselves. Then the plumber they called just ran new plumbing and never told them the floor was rotten and the joists were already damaged.
Nobody checked the structure, so the problem kept getting worse.
The Problem With Partial Fixes
When someone fixes one symptom (like bad plumbing) without checking the whole system (the structure), you're just putting a band-aid on a bigger problem. The rot keeps spreading, the floor keeps sagging, and eventually you're looking at a much bigger repair.
What We're Doing Now
We're rebuilding the framing, fixing the sagging floor, and redoing the plumbing the right way so this Toledo home is safe again.
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Rebuilding the framing — new joists where the old ones rotted out
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Fixing the sagging floor — leveling and supporting it properly
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Redoing the plumbing — done correctly this time
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Complete repair from start to finish — no cutting corners