man117

[quote]I'm not sure what health problems your wife has, I'm not trying to minimize anything at all. I just can't tell you the amount of times I've heard someone see one small bit of mildew and freak because they have mild asthma or something related and expect for $20,000 in repairs to be done for s...

[quote]If you use someone, just make sure they find the source. And allow the area to dry properly. Use a moisture meter to check the readings. And a product like mold control is a must.[/quote] I'm positive it was the dishwasher. Mold control is what I applied this morning....

[quote]If you file a claim it will follow you for five years after and if you move and look for new insurance it will be higher. This happened to me after I had a major water leak in bathroom and had to have a Servpro type company come in with dryers for a full week to save my wood floors. Insurance...

[quote]There are plenty of local licensed remediation companies that are way more reputable. [/quote] This is what I'm trying to find. I think enough people have chimed in on servepro to make me avoid them, just trying to find someone else who know what they're doing and is fair. I just looked...

[quote] Looks like name does not check out.[/quote] :lol: That's what the auto-generator gave me when I signed up....

[quote]Does your insurance policy cover a plumbing leak? If you don't know, I'd call your insurance company first and see if they would cover the repair for you.[/quote] Going to call this morning and find out. [quote] You're going to end up paying multiple times the cost of the repair thru prem...

House is on slab so no subfloor concerns fortunately....

Hi guys, I posted this on the home and garden board but hopped over for more traffic. I need some advice. House is 7 years old. I have engineered wood floors in my kitchen (yeah I knew the risk when I built) and I think the dishwasher has been leaking slowly. Noticed some water coming from some boar...

Hi guys, I need some advice. House is 7 years old. I have engineered wood floors in my kitchen (yeah I knew the risk when I built) and I think the dishwasher has been leaking slowly. Noticed some water coming from some board joints and pulled some boards up. There was mold under the boards. Any reco...

[quote]The entire health insurance component of CPI has been a clusterfrick since Covid. They changed the methodology starting this month and it was UP 1.1% month over month from September. Health insurance inflation was likely overstated from 10/2021-10/2022, then understated from 10/22-9/23. [/q...