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Timothy Jung
  • Seattle
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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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