Don’t Let a Small Leak Become a Big Issue
7/22/2022 (Permalink)
Often times our team is called to a home or business where a small leak is now a larger problem. Homeowners have told us many times that they regret ignoring a small leak. In some cases, they thought they may have heard something, but didn’t investigate. Hoping it goes away is never a good approach to plumbing problems.
Monitor your water bills, if you receive one that’s unusually high, and you haven’t been using excess water, a leak is a possibility.
If you suspect a leak, check the cabinets under the kitchen, laundry, and bathroom sinks to make sure they’re dry. Look for water around the bases of tubs, toilets, and showers and beneath the water heater, dishwasher, and laundry.
There are other signs of leaks and water damage. Bubbling paint or bulging wallpaper wall discoloration. This could indicate water leaking from behind the drywall and soaking through to the front side. Musty odors and dripping sounds can also indicate a leak.
If you have water damage or suspect a leak, call the local restoration team that the Eastern Shore counts on. SERVPRO of The Lower Shore, Mid-Upper Shore and Talbot / Dorchester (410) 749-2221.
Our restoration teams are well trained and properly equipped. We are locally owned, and we know this community.
We have trained technicians that are ready to help. We are able to respond quicker with the right resources, which is extremely important. A fast response lessens the damage, limits further damage, and reduces the restoration cost.
We respond to your call 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Our technicians can also help you recover items that are damaged.
SERVPRO of The Lower Shore, Mid-Upper Shore and Talbot / Dorchester provides 24-hour water damage restoration service (410) 749-2221.