How to Dry Out a Water Damaged Wall in 10 Easy Steps

Learn how to dry out a water damaged wall in 10 easy steps with ServiceMaster by Zaba's expert tips. Find out how to find the source of the water leak, remove excess water, and protect your wall from further damage.

Julianne Huval04/07/230 minutes 45, seconds read0 Replies

Water damage can be a major headache for homeowners, but it doesn't have to be. With the right knowledge and tools, you can dry out a water damaged wall in 10 easy steps. The first step is to find the source of the water leak and repair it. Then, you should buy or rent a pump to remove excess water.

After that, make the room as airtight as possible and turn on the equipment. It is important to keep an eye on the dehumidifier collection tank and check the progress with a moisture meter. On average, it takes three days to completely dry wet drywall. If you need help, you can always call water damage experts and follow their instructions.

Lastly, make sure to keep your devices in optimal condition to prevent future water damage. With these tips, you can restore your wall and protect it from further damage.

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