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Ceiling Water Damage Identifying Water Damage and Leaks

What does mild water damage look like?

Mild water damage on ceilings can manifest in various ways. Here are some common indicators:

  • Discoloration: Slight yellowing or browning may appear on the ceiling surface.
  • Staining: Small, dark spots or streaks may be visible, indicating water penetration.
  • Blistering: The paint or wallpaper may bubble or peel due to trapped moisture.
  • Cracking: Minor cracks may develop in the plaster or drywall as it dries out.
  • Sagging: In extreme cases, the ceiling may sag or bulge due to excessive water weight.

These signs suggest the presence of ceiling water damage and warrant prompt attention. Ignoring such damage can lead to structural issues, mold growth, and other costly repairs.