Protect Your Home From Water Damage

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Overview: If water intrusion does occur, people can minimize the damage by addressing the problem quickly and thoroughly. If water is flowing into the home from burst piping or damaged appliances, shut off the water supply, typically found outside the house or at the meter. Immediately remove standing water and all moist materials, and consult with a licensed building professional who can determine the extent of the repairs necessary. Water damage left unattended can result in structural failure or, potentially, mold growth.

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Format: PDF | Size: 72KB | Date: Apr 2002 | Pages: 2

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