26
Oct
You discovered a plumbing leak, turned off the water, and had the problem repaired. The dripping stopped, the floor looks dry, and everything seems to be back to normal. However, when you touch the wall near the leak, it still feels damp. Or perhaps you've noticed that the drywall looks darker than it did before.
At Red Truck Disaster Response in Boise, Idaho, we frequently explain an important distinction to homeowners: stopping a water leak and drying the affected structure...
