What restoration can involve
- Locating and stopping the water source when possible
- Removing standing water with extraction equipment
- Checking flooring, drywall, cabinets, framing and other materials for moisture
- Using air movement and dehumidification to support drying
- Cleaning or removing affected materials when needed
- Monitoring moisture before repair work begins
For active standing water, see emergency water removal in St. George. For drying after extraction, see structural drying and dehumidification.
Common causes of indoor water damage
Water losses can begin with a burst pipe, water-heater leak, appliance leak, roof leak, plumbing fixture, storm event, or other source. The first priority is to make the area safe and stop ongoing water intrusion when possible.
When professional help may make sense
Professional restoration help may be appropriate when water has spread across multiple rooms, soaked porous materials, reached concealed spaces, involved sewage or other contamination, or cannot be removed and dried safely with ordinary household equipment.
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