Water Damage Blog for Grants Pass and Nearby Towns
Local water problems, explained: crawl spaces after an atmospheric river, frozen pipes in a hard freeze, septic backups and what a claim file needs.
Sewage Backup in Rogue River and the City Smoke Test
Rogue River Public Works smoke tests its sewer and storm drains for defects. What smoke or a backup inside a home means and how sewage cleanup works.
Read the articleMedford Apartment Leaks: When Water Reaches the Unit Below
A washer or dishwasher leak upstairs can stain the ceiling of the Medford apartment below. What a renter should document, report and expect from cleanup.
Read the articleBear Creek Flooding and Medford Mobile Home Parks
Bear Creek flood stage is 10 feet, and by 13 feet Medford mobile home parks are flooded. What the 1997 flood showed and what cleanup starts with.
Read the articleWater in a Historic Jacksonville Downtown Building
Water in a Jacksonville downtown shop or inn means drying unreinforced masonry with shared walls. What owners should do first and how the drying is planned.
Read the articleWater Heater Leaks in Grants Pass Garages and Closets
A leaking water heater in a Grants Pass garage spreads across the slab, while one in a closet soaks the walls. How each failure is dried and what to do first.
Read the articleManufactured Home Leaks in Grants Pass: Underbelly Damage
A leak under a Grants Pass manufactured home can soak the belly insulation while the rooms stay dry. How underbelly water is found, removed and dried.
Read the articleFrozen Pipes in a Grants Pass Crawl Space After a Hard Freeze
Supply pipes in a vented Grants Pass crawl space often split during a hard freeze but leak only at the thaw. What to shut off, find and dry first.
Read the articleEagle Point Water Leak: City Side or Customer Side of the Meter
In Eagle Point the city fixes a leak on its side of the water meter at no charge, while the owner handles the customer side. How to tell, and what to dry.
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