Before

After

Frederick Bathroom Water Loss

The plumbing leaked in the wall cavity behind the sink and commode in this Frederick bathroom. The water damage does not appear significant, but the drywall is soaked and weakened from the wicked water. The linoleum is great for containing water on its surface, not like a carpet, but once intrusion below the surface occurs, it must be removed for drying of the wood subfloor. House construction is all interrelated, and our SERVPRO crew understands the steps needed to mitigate the water damage and keep the deconstruction to a minimum. After removing the fixtures, we can do a controlled flood cut to discard the non-salvageable material. This effort exposes the voids for drying and treatment. Local homeowners know that our team is a premier water damage restoration company, and that we respond quickly to assist them.