How Deep Is Your Water Damage?

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How Deep Is Your Water Damage?

Erin Meyer • Sep 09, 2014

burst pipe Water damage can be deceiving. Even a small water problem like a broken water pipe or leaking water heater can lead to thousands of dollars of damage to your home if the water is not properly extracted. The problem usually arises when a homeowner decides to remove the water without professional assistance. Although they may mop up all the apparent moisture and even use fans to dry out the area, there may be water that has seeped into walls, under floors and even into the ceiling below. Once in this crevices, the water damage can go much deeper, causing extensive home damage.

Dangers Of Hidden Water Damage

The water and damage you can see after a flood or water overflow problem is just the tip of the iceberg. If you have a flooded room due to an overflowing washer or broken pipe, that water is looking for places to go. Before you can mop up the water or remove it with a wet vacuum, there will most likely be some water that has already seeped into cracks in the floor and wall. If it becomes trapped, the moisture will begin to cause all types of issues inside your home, including:

Mold growth, which can damage materials in your home and cause health problems for your family
Structural damage to your home
Rot in walls, ceilings and drywall
Damage to floors

It is important to understand that even though you may not see it, water can continue to harm your home long after you think the problem is solved. For any large water flooding issues in your home, it is best to call in a professional water restoration company to ensure that all water is extracted from behind walls, under carpeting and other convenient hiding areas.

Water damage is a serious problem that needs immediate cleanup to prevent further damage and expense. At Gator Cleaning Solutions, we are experts at removing water from your home and ensuring that we remove all traces of moisture to keep your home and family safe.

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