Most of the year it does not rain here, and almost nothing has a basement. Between those two facts sits the reason water damage in these cities behaves the way it does: nobody is looking, and there is no room where looking would help.
Two things people call about
- Water damage restoration Removal, drying and putting the building back
- Mold inspection Finding the moisture source, not just the growth
They are usually the same problem separated by several months. A wall closed before the assembly behind it was genuinely dry keeps a reservoir of moisture, and the overnight marine layer along this coast gives it very little help getting rid of it. What surfaces later looks like a new problem and is an old one arriving late.
Call if any of this sounds familiar
- A floorboard that has begun to cup, or a door that no longer closes cleanly.
- A stain on a ceiling below an upstairs unit, or water in a light fitting.
- Damp carpet against the wall a bedroom shares with the garage.
- A smell in one hallway that is not in the next room.
- A water bill that stepped up a few months ago and stayed there.
- Growth returning to the same square metre after it was cleaned.
How water gets into these houses
Worth reading first
Areas covered
- Manhattan BeachLos Angeles County
- Long BeachLos Angeles County
- Simi ValleyVentura County
- CerritosLos Angeles County
- GlendaleLos Angeles County
- CamarilloVentura County
- Redondo BeachLos Angeles County
- Culver CityLos Angeles County
- InglewoodLos Angeles County
- BurbankLos Angeles County
- WhittierLos Angeles County
- DowneyLos Angeles County
- HawthorneLos Angeles County