Burst or Broken PipeWater from a failed supply line can spread through multiple rooms fast. Shut off the source when safe and call before it keeps traveling.
Water Heater LeakA leaking or failed tank can release a surprising volume of water into flooring, walls, closets, garages, and adjoining rooms.
Washing Machine OverflowSupply hose failures and overflows often push water under baseboards, cabinets, flooring, and into nearby rooms.
Dishwasher or Refrigerator LeakKitchen leaks can hide under cabinets and finished flooring where surface drying alone may miss the problem.
Wet Carpet & PadCarpet may be only the visible layer. Pad, tack strip, baseboards, wall bottoms, and subfloor may also need attention.
Wet Hardwood FlooringWood can absorb water and cup, swell, or trap moisture below the visible surface. Specialty drying may help in appropriate situations.
Wet Walls & BaseboardsDrywall and wall cavities can wick moisture above the water line. The right response depends on what is wet and how deeply.
Crawlspace, Basement & Foundation WaterWater intrusion below the living space still needs controlled removal, moisture evaluation, and a plan to dry affected materials.