A small selection of jobs from the last several months. Details simplified to protect client privacy.
Slow leak from the unit above caused staining and softening across a section of the bedroom ceiling. We documented the affected area, removed the saturated drywall section, dried the cavity, and prepared the opening for patching. Building management coordinated source repair with the upstairs neighbor in parallel.
Recurring damp patch in a corner of a living room exterior wall. Inspection traced the issue to a junction near a window head. We opened the affected area, dried the cavity over several days, treated the surface, and prepped it for repaint by the owner's painter.
A failed supply line under a kitchenette sink released water across part of the floor and into the wall base. We extracted standing water, set up controlled drying with daily moisture readings, and removed equipment once readings returned to normal levels for the materials involved.
Water damage on a hallway ceiling traced to a previous roof issue that had been repaired but left the interior untouched. We confirmed the area was dry, cut out the affected section, replaced and taped new drywall, and primed the patch ready for finish paint.
Lower-level wall section showing recurring efflorescence and damp staining. We installed an interior moisture barrier on the affected wall, improved drainage at the base, and made recommendations for ongoing humidity control. Owner reported the area stayed dry through the following season.
Water entered the rear of a small commercial unit after heavy rainfall combined with a partially blocked drain. We extracted standing water overnight, dried the affected wall and floor sections, and provided a written summary for the tenant's insurance claim.
Most of our work happens in occupied apartments and small commercial spaces. We do not publish addresses, owner names, or detailed building information, and we keep photos generic. The cases above describe real types of work without identifying specific clients or units.
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