floor bulging upwards

Ah, the dreaded floor bulge—nothing like your car floor trying to impersonate a bumpy road from the inside. This unsightly upward warp usually signals water intrusion causing rust, a compromised subfloor, or perhaps a failed adhesive layer if you’re dealing with composite flooring. Common culprits include leaks from door seals, sunroofs, or even a clogged drainage channel.

Typical issues:

• Corrosion weakening the floor pan
• Mould and unpleasant odours
• Structural integrity concerns

Fixes range from patch repairs to full floor replacement, depending on severity, and for a job well done, a visit to ServiceCentral might save you from a DIY disaster. Keep an eye on it—ignoring this could turn your floor into a literal hazard.