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This site is for information purposes only. Take a look around and learn some valuable information about water damage, but if your home has sustained any type of water, fire, smoke, or mold damage, then it is imperative that you contact us as soon as possible to prevent further damage on your property.

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The Major Effects Of Water Damage

One of the most commonly combated against aspects of owning a home is dealing with the effects of water damage. Water damage can range anywhere from simple mold, to damage that threatens the structural integrity of your home. Here are some of the most common water damage effects, ways to remedy them, how to prevent them, and how to save money while doing so.

One of the biggest threats to your home, as well as health, is mold. If you do not inspect your sinks, laundry room, and other plumbings throughout your house, you may be be neglecting leaks that are slowly but surely causing mold growth. Mold can lead to your house becoming unsanitary, and may cause respiratory problems if left unchecked. Other health problems are also associated with mold, including headaches, rashes, and etcetera. It's also important, if your house has more than one floor, to pay special attention to the plumbing. Any leaks in the plumbing between floors could lead to water stains, or further mold growth. Water stains are hard to get out of almost any surface. It can also cause damage in the wooden support beams in your home. The water causes the wood to rot, and this is a hazard that could put your family at risk and should be dealt with as soon as possible.

Water can also damage your carpet and floor, once again due to mold. The wood that support your floors are susceptible to water damage and could rot, and this same damage could spread to the wooden foundation of your home and pose a high risk to your and your family's safety. If you find water in your home in places it should not be, you should quickly have it removed. After removing the water, you should disinfect the area and use a dehumidifier teamed up with a fan to help remove any moisture you may have missed in the process of cleaning.

It is also very important for you to begin remedying any damage done to your home as quickly as you can, as even a day or two could do irreparable damage to your home. It may be a good idea to consult an insurance company when you buy a home, as some companies have coverage for water damage, and if there is already irreparable damage done to the home, you may need to cut your losses.

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