Not again!

[DRKWNG]

So is Mike (extra330).   

[Slide Panda]

Hope folks are drying out.

I'm stuck at my place on a nice sunny sat waiting for ServPro who I was told would be here in the morning

*checks watch

Yeah... it's now afternoon. If they don't show today and this develops into a mold issue I might need some quick advice from the law dogs. As noted my house was to go to market on Thursday. If they have to start gutting my basement it's gonna be a problem.

[bikepilot]

Hope they show, still working on my landlord, but his all-around maintenance/repair/handyman came out today and was like WTF, he (the landlord) should have had big dehumidifiers in here already!  So I think he'll get it sorted soon.  The LL has been good, I think this came at a bad time for him (health issue).  Hopefully we'll be dried out soon.  Between the fans and keeping the central air on we've done a remarkable job of getting things mostly-dry.  The guy said the roof couldn't be repaired (I agree), so a new roof should be going on soon.

[Slide Panda]

Problem was that getting those dehumids was a supply demand issue. ServPro just showed up now and are prepping - and I got started on this Thursday. Predictably they are booked up.

Mine has dried a lot - but they just tested the walls and its still wet back there so base boards and 1'+ of the dry wall are going. If it's wet further up, more drywall goes.. test for water, repeat until the section behind the drywall is dry.

So a firm like ServPro will be making holes, taking base boards, removing drywall and carpet... brace yourself.

[bikepilot]

No worries here.  I'm home and awake so little I'll hardly notice 

Glad they came out and are getting you dried out.