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While it is true that water damage is most often caused by huge storms and flooding, there are many other factors that can result in a water problem as well. In fact, seemingly minor issues like small leaks have been found to cause much greater damage than natural disasters, as they happen more frequently and usually remain unnoticed for a long time.​
Water leaks pose a very significant threat to commercial buildings, in particular, as they use much bigger amounts of water than residences – either for their business activities or simply because of the large number of people using the water fixtures in the facility on a daily basis. Therefore, leaks in a commercial building lead to the waste of hundreds of gallons of water per day and can substantially increase the company’s monthly bills. What’s more, some plumbing leaks can cause severe water damage to the building and necessitate expensive repairs.​
To avoid such troubles, property owners need to maintain their buildings in excellent condition and seek efficient professional solutions at the first sign of a water problem.
Water damage to your building or property can appear from a variety of reasons. Unfortunately, when you do deal with water damage you will deal with mold growth and many other problems. These will tend to be more and more demanding as time passes which is why you have to perform water damage restoration properly, and we are here to help.
Here at Stay Fresh Steam Cleaning, we have seen several different situations involving unwanted water in commercial properties, and the damage it can inflict. This can be a very frustrating and demanding experience, one that has to be addressed as fast as possible!
To be able to fix minor problems before they have the chance to cause significant water damage to your commercial facility, you need to be familiar with the most common types of leaks found in commercial buildings and their telltale signs.
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Toilet Leaks
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Faucet Leaks
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Ceiling Leaks From Bathrooms On The Upper Floors
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Plumbing Leaks
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Basement Leaks
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Roof Leaks
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Balcony Leaks​​