Water heaters are one of the most common reasons for water damage in your home. Your average water heater only has a lifespan of 10 years.
They experience wear and tear, malfunctions and generally degrades over time.
The last thing you want is to wake up during a cold winter day, hop in the shower and get drenched with freezing cold water.
Trust me.
I’ve had it happen to me and I wouldn’t wish it upon my worst enemy.
That’s why we should consider replacing our water heaters when it’s time.
Being a homeowner means being mindful of repairs and maintenance.
Especially for your home’s biggest defense, the roof….
Leaks in your roof can lead to bigger water damage problems that could travel into your walls, structure, and exterior of your building.
The longer you leave this unchecked, the more damage it’ll do over time.
By checking your roof for leaks, you can save yourself thousands of dollars in water damage costs.
so you might be asking yourself…..
Do I have a roof leak?
So you left your bathroom tap running while you were rushing to answer a phone call, upon your return you find that THE SINK HAS OVERFLOWN causing quite a flood in your house.
The tile flooring and walls are wet, the carpeting outside the bathroom is wet, and so is some of your nearby furniture.
Now, if you are like most people you have grabbed all the towels in your house and have thrown them on the floor to absorb all the water you can.
You have plugged in your multi-speed household fan to help dry the areas and are wondering…
What you should do next?
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