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What are you seeing in your Kyle home?
You may not know the cause yet. Pick the sign that matches what is in front of you, and each page explains the likely sources and the first steps.
Connects you with an independent restoration contractor.
Choose by sign
- A stain or drip on the ceilingRings, sagging paint, drips from a light fixture, or a bulge in the drywall.
- Wet or soft wallsBubbling paint, a dark baseboard, a cold damp patch or a wall that feels soft.
- A wet or warped floorCupped wood, lifting laminate, damp carpet or warm tile.
- Water near the air handler or in the atticA full drain pan, a stain under the unit or a drip from a condensate line.
- Water after a stormA roof leak or wind-driven rain.
- Water that will not stopA split pipe or a line that failed in a freeze.
If you cannot tell
Check the water meter. Close every tap and appliance, then watch the dial. If it moves, water is leaving the system somewhere in the house or under it.
If the meter is still, the water is coming from outside, from the air conditioning system, or from a drain. Rain, a roof or the condensate line are the usual places to look.
A contractor reached through the line will ask where the water is, how long it has been there and whether it has stopped. Answer as plainly as you can.
Water is still moving. Call now.
One call connects you with an independent restoration contractor who serves the Kyle area. Then you decide what happens next.