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Water leaking into the rental property

Timothy Jung
  • Seattle
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Hello all,

I own a rental property in the Seattle area where we experience frequent rainfall. Recently, my tenant reported a liquid pocket on the wall, indicating water leakage either from the roof or the gutter. I contacted a regular water restoration company, but they informed me that they couldn't assist as it wasn't caused by any plumbing issue. Could you please advise on which technician I should call to identify the source of the leak?

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Sherief Elbassuoni
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Sherief Elbassuoni
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Quote from @Timothy Jung:

Hello all,

I own a rental property in the Seattle area where we experience frequent rainfall. Recently, my tenant reported a liquid pocket on the wall, indicating water leakage either from the roof or the gutter. I contacted a regular water restoration company, but they informed me that they couldn't assist as it wasn't caused by any plumbing issue. Could you please advise on which technician I should call to identify the source of the leak?


 Contact a General Contractor, he should have enough experience to identify the problem. He will either do the job himself, or sub the job, or refer you to someone else if he can not do it!

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