Fill concrete holes from nail downs before installing new underlayment
2 years ago
We had our nail down wood floors and plywood underlayment removed due to a house flood. There are holes all over the concrete. One floor installer says they need to be filled first before laying down new plywood and another says they do not. What is the right way to do it?
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