Water damage is a devastating thing to experience.  It can happen when your water pipes break, leaky pipes, and when there is a sewage backup, a natural disaster, or even after a fire.  No matter the cause of water damage, it usually leaves behind some serious problems: mold and mildew growth; structural issues like sagging ceilings and floors; blackouts from electrical shorts; and more.  There are many steps you need to take if you find yourself in this situation: calling for help (either with insurance adjusters or plumbers); shutting off utilities such as electricity and gas; documenting any damages before they get worse with time; salvaging anything that might be saved by drying it out quickly (clothes, food items) and throwing out anything that cannot be saved; and more. The following are six valuable tips for homeowners that have experienced water damage from a water leak, burst plumbing pipe, sewer backup, or fire in your home or office: 1. Call your Homeowner's Insurance

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