Decomposition Beneath the LVP Flooring
Decomposition fluids had migrated beneath the luxury vinyl plank (LVP) flooring and saturated the adhesive glue layer underneath. This type of subsurface spread is a critical finding, if left unaddressed, contamination trapped beneath flooring will continue to off-gas odor and harbor biological hazard indefinitely, regardless of surface-level cleaning.
Our team removed the affected LVP flooring entirely, treating it as biohazardous waste in accordance with applicable regulations. The contaminated adhesive layer was then removed using a power scraper, exposing the concrete subfloor beneath. The subfloor was thoroughly decontaminated and then sealed with a shellac-based primer, an industry-standard barrier that encapsulates any residual biological compounds and odor-causing molecules at the substrate level, preventing future off-gassing.







