What to Do After a Leak or Flood Before Mold Remediation

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What to Do After a Leak or Flood Before Mold Remediation

Fast drying, clear photos, and an accurate moisture history help the first assessment.

What to Do After a Leak or Flood Before Mold Remediation

Dry first, then document

After a leak or flood, stop the water source if it is safe to do so and dry wet materials as quickly as possible. Photograph the affected area before furniture, insulation, drywall, or stored items are moved back into place.

Do not close the area yet

Painting, caulking, or installing new finishes can conceal damp material. Leave the affected area visible until the condition and moisture history have been reviewed.

What the assessment needs

Share the date of the leak, its source if known, what materials became wet, and what drying has already occurred. This gives the mold remediation scope a factual starting point.

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