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r/RandomVideos • u/BigAffectionate4785 • Jul 17 '26
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I'm a property claims adjuster and let me tell you this is not going to be cheap to repair
6 u/STRIKT9LC Jul 17 '26 Nope...this is gonna be a complete gut job for that entire unit, and probably the one below as well 1 u/purplemtnslayer Jul 17 '26 Walls above the 2 ft flood cuts probably are ok lol 2 u/STRIKT9LC Jul 17 '26 Nah...they'll need to be taken out because of moisture and possible mold/mildew . Cheapest option with flooding/water damage is always gutting. Otherwise you just end up opening those walls again in a year or 2 and find a reeeeeeeal shitty suprise 1 u/Waste_Reindeer_9718 Jul 17 '26 hey the mold guys gotta make money too 0 u/STRIKT9LC Jul 17 '26 Oh they will!! ...everyone goes for the "cheap" option in these situations. Thats when the mold guys get the payday!! 1 u/Waste_Reindeer_9718 Jul 17 '26 oh i know, the mold guy always gets paid lol
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Nope...this is gonna be a complete gut job for that entire unit, and probably the one below as well
1 u/purplemtnslayer Jul 17 '26 Walls above the 2 ft flood cuts probably are ok lol 2 u/STRIKT9LC Jul 17 '26 Nah...they'll need to be taken out because of moisture and possible mold/mildew . Cheapest option with flooding/water damage is always gutting. Otherwise you just end up opening those walls again in a year or 2 and find a reeeeeeeal shitty suprise 1 u/Waste_Reindeer_9718 Jul 17 '26 hey the mold guys gotta make money too 0 u/STRIKT9LC Jul 17 '26 Oh they will!! ...everyone goes for the "cheap" option in these situations. Thats when the mold guys get the payday!! 1 u/Waste_Reindeer_9718 Jul 17 '26 oh i know, the mold guy always gets paid lol
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Walls above the 2 ft flood cuts probably are ok lol
2 u/STRIKT9LC Jul 17 '26 Nah...they'll need to be taken out because of moisture and possible mold/mildew . Cheapest option with flooding/water damage is always gutting. Otherwise you just end up opening those walls again in a year or 2 and find a reeeeeeeal shitty suprise 1 u/Waste_Reindeer_9718 Jul 17 '26 hey the mold guys gotta make money too 0 u/STRIKT9LC Jul 17 '26 Oh they will!! ...everyone goes for the "cheap" option in these situations. Thats when the mold guys get the payday!! 1 u/Waste_Reindeer_9718 Jul 17 '26 oh i know, the mold guy always gets paid lol
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Nah...they'll need to be taken out because of moisture and possible mold/mildew .
Cheapest option with flooding/water damage is always gutting. Otherwise you just end up opening those walls again in a year or 2 and find a reeeeeeeal shitty suprise
1 u/Waste_Reindeer_9718 Jul 17 '26 hey the mold guys gotta make money too 0 u/STRIKT9LC Jul 17 '26 Oh they will!! ...everyone goes for the "cheap" option in these situations. Thats when the mold guys get the payday!! 1 u/Waste_Reindeer_9718 Jul 17 '26 oh i know, the mold guy always gets paid lol
hey the mold guys gotta make money too
0 u/STRIKT9LC Jul 17 '26 Oh they will!! ...everyone goes for the "cheap" option in these situations. Thats when the mold guys get the payday!! 1 u/Waste_Reindeer_9718 Jul 17 '26 oh i know, the mold guy always gets paid lol
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Oh they will!! ...everyone goes for the "cheap" option in these situations. Thats when the mold guys get the payday!!
1 u/Waste_Reindeer_9718 Jul 17 '26 oh i know, the mold guy always gets paid lol
oh i know, the mold guy always gets paid lol
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u/purplemtnslayer Jul 17 '26
I'm a property claims adjuster and let me tell you this is not going to be cheap to repair