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Identifying Water Damage and Leaks

Water damage to ceilings can be a serious problem, causing structural damage and even health hazards. It’s important to identify water damage as soon as possible so that repairs can be made and further damage can be prevented.

### What does the beginning of a water damage ceiling look like?

The early signs of water damage on a ceiling can be subtle, but there are a few things to look for:

  • Discoloration: Water damage can cause the ceiling to discolor, turning it a yellow, brown, or even black color.
  • Stains: Water stains can appear as dark spots or streaks on the ceiling.
  • Bubbles: Water damage can cause bubbles to form on the ceiling surface.
  • Peeling paint: Water damage can cause the paint on the ceiling to peel or flake.
  • Sagging: In severe cases, water damage can cause the ceiling to sag or collapse.

If you notice any of these signs, it’s important to have the ceiling inspected by a professional to determine the source of the water damage and make the necessary repairs.