Preventing water damage is key to protecting property value and avoiding high repair costs. I start with regular inspections, checking roofs, plumbing, and drainage systems for early signs of wear or leaks. Installing water detection sensors in risk-prone areas allows quick response to potential issues. I also ensure proper landscaping to direct water away from the building foundation. Lastly, having a clear maintenance plan and promptly addressing any signs of moisture or damage keeps small issues from escalating. Proactive prevention safeguards both the property and tenants' comfort.

We renovate and operate many Heritage Monuments in Paris where piping can be a hundred years old and where water leaks and their outcomes can be costly if not handled properly - wood structure -. Here is how we handle this issue : 1. During the renovation - Change any weak part. - Send your plumber to the neighbours to change all their silicone seals. It costs very little as the plumber is already on sight. 2. After the renovation - Keep the maintenance up to date. - change silicone seals regularly. Most of the water leaks come from used silicone seals. 3. When a leak happens - Document it properly for the insurance. - Do not hesitate to fix it as soon as possible and send the invoice to the insurance company.

Issues Relating TO water Damage should be addressed with priority and should not be delayed. So once an incident is reported , it should be highlighted with an incident report along with Photos and if we have comparative price quotation , it should be submitted for approval and urgent action. so that it will be delayed and extra cost can be controlled without causing disturbance to other unit Tenants or Owners.

Regularly inspect plumbing, gutters, and appliances; install leak detectors; clear drains; seal cracks; and ensure proper grading. Quick fixes now prevent costly repairs later!

Be sure to dry out and ventilate well to prevent mold growth and remediate any current mold as well once area is dry. Use a dehumidifier in the crawl space.