24/7 Emergency Service(941) 260-2721
At Your Property Quickly1-Hour Response Time
If your drywall is wet, you need to take care of it immediately. Water damage in drywall occurs quickly, but you can limit the damage if you take action as soon as you notice the problem. For help with this or other water removal services, call the water removal experts at Accutech.
As with carpet, once drywall is wet, it can become a breeding ground for mold, which can quickly spread throughout your home or business. Wet drywall can also sag and lose its structural integrity. For these reasons, it’s often best to remove and replace the damaged areas of drywall as soon as possible.
If you notice wet drywall, you should first determine the source of the problem. Whether it’s a leak, a flood or other water problem that’s causing your drywall to be wet, get this fixed immediately to prevent further water damage in the drywall and other areas of your home or business. Once this is done, you can address the issue of the wet drywall. Next, use fans and dehumidifiers to help eliminate moisture from the air to help prevent the spread of the water through your drywall.
As soon as possible, have a professional remove and replace the areas with water damage in your drywall. Removing a little more than is visibly damaged can help ensure no moist drywall is left behind. Treat wet drywall the same as you would a wet carpet—call a professional within 24 hours. This is the best way to limit water damage in your drywall.
Call Accutech as soon as possible. We can fix water leaks, provide profession water removal services for your floors, and consult you on other water damage issues that may be present. For more information on preventing water damage in drywall, carpet and other flooring, contact us today.
Most home insurance policies cover sudden and accidental water damage from burst pipes. Check your policy details for specific coverage.
Yes, a broken water heater can lead to a high electric bill. If it's not heating water efficiently, a broken water heater may consume more energy and increase your utility bill.
Yes, if you have a broken water heater, it can potentially lead to carbon monoxide leaks. If you suspect a carbon monoxide leak, call us for an emergency response.
While minor leaks can be fixed with DIY methods, it's advisable to consult a professional restoration company, like Accutech Restoration & Remodeling, for significant damage to ensure proper repair and prevent future issues.
Yes, mold can grow under tiles if there is constant moisture or water damage.
Yes, water can seep through grout lines if they are cracked or improperly sealed. You may contact us for help with water leaks and bathroom floor water damage.
Yes, we can remove mold from carpets affected by water damage. We use specialized cleaning techniques to prevent health risks.
Homeowners' insurance typically covers water damage caused by a water heater leak or broken water heater, but it may not cover the cost of repairing or replacing the heater itself. You may contact us for help navigating your insurance claim.
We recommend clearing the area around the damaged drywall to give our technicians easy access.
Preventing flood damage involves proactive measures such as maintaining gutters, ensuring proper drainage around your property, and considering flood-resistant building materials. Accutech Restoration & Remodeling offers tips and resources to help you safeguard your home against future flooding incidents.
To prevent floor warping from water damage, quickly clean up any spills or leaks to avoid prolonged exposure to moisture. You can use mats or rugs in high-moisture areas to keep them dry.
Remove any affected tiles and clean the area thoroughly with a mold-specific cleaner.
Join our community for maintenance and DIY tips and tricks, where we help homeowners and business owners like you learn preventative maintenance and be better prepared for disasters.
Whether it's a burst pipe, a leaky roof, or a malfunctioning appliance, water damage can strike without warning and wreak havoc on your home. For ...
Imagine waking up one morning to find your basement flooded with water, your personal belongings floating around in an unwelcome pool. This scenario i...
