Water Damage Prevention Tips
- Leaks on visible pipes can easily be detected, but to monitor breaks down the pipeline, a homeowner can invest on a good water leak detector to locate a hidden leak as soon as possible.
- As soon as you notice a leak, call a licensed plumber to have it repaired.
- Gutters and drains are designed to allow water to flow away from your home.
- If gutters or drains are blocked with leaves, branches and other foreign materials, water could pool and seep into the attic, ceiling or foundation, creating a leak or flood.
- Regularly remove obstructions from your gutters and drains to allow water to move freely.
- Have your defective washing machine or dishwasher repaired immediately before it breaks down and causes severe water loss.
- Basement water damage manifests in the form of leaks, peeling paint and musty odors, to name a few. Inspect your basement regularly and watch out for these signs.
- A sump pump is equipment designed to move water, especially floodwaters, away from your basement. If you live in an area with a high risk of flooding, such as near the coast, have your sump pump inspected and repaired as necessary to prepare for future storms or flooding.
- Over time, your roof could undergo natural wear and tear from the elements, causing damages to shingles, flashing or the roof structure. These could permit massive water entry especially during periods of severe weather, such as hurricanes or heavy rain.
- Since the hurricane season has started in the Atlantic, it’s high time to call a professional roofer to inspect your roof and repair the damages to prevent more problems when a hurricane strikes.
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