Having lots of lead sources helps when one dries up or isn't working the way you want it to. 

After you let it dry, it's time to repair and prime the surface.

For many people, a lot of this stems from having a low self-esteem.

Any suggestions on how I should handle the situation if I do have damaged dry wall or doors?

There were some staining to the dry wall.

So, on 3/1, on the way to the townhome to pressure wash the rear deck, I stopped and picked up 2 Filtrete 20x20x1's... and then around 3pm-ish, I texted them that the rear deck and brick were fully pressure washed and I wanted to let everything dry, including the caulk so I could come by in the morning and hit the trim.     

Or it could be just a temporary freeze-related issue with the line between the well head and the house not being buried deep enough and freezing or it could be a separate issue: like Jaron said pump issues are more common than wells actually running dry.

But that dries up quick.

Dry rot in certain areas3.           

If all your competitioin is offering it and you aren't guess what, that puts you at a disadvantage. where I live all of the close by apartments have wash/dry and cahrge $40/month more for them. they use cheapest brand, no bells and whistles machines. never put a front loader in a rental, the filter gets clogged up with coins and the rubber door seal gets moldy and also tears after a few years.