Avoiding Secondary Damage Throughout Water Damage Clean-up: Revision history

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20 December 2025

  • curprev 19:4719:47, 20 December 2025Maultafmds talk contribs 70,663 bytes +70,663 Created page with "<html><p> Water rarely travels alone. It brings dissolved minerals, soil, microbes, and energy that drives capillary action, vapor pressure, and deterioration. When a pipe bursts or a roofing leakages, the very first instinct is to grab towels and a fan. That impulse is reasonable and often helpful, but the genuine challenge begins after the noticeable water recedes. Secondary damage creeps in silently: swelling subfloors, cupped wood, mold in wall cavities, delaminated..."