A brown ring, a sag, or a drip from the ceiling means water is moving through your home from above. We find the source, dry it, and restore it. 24/7.
Call (352) 698-7499When water shows up on a Gainesville ceiling, the leak is almost always somewhere else: a roof penetration, a second-floor bathroom, an HVAC condensate line in the attic, or a supply line in the ceiling cavity. The stain you see is just where the water finally pooled and came through. Painting over it without finding the source only hides an active leak that keeps soaking insulation, drywall, and framing.
We trace ceiling leaks back to the source, stop the water, then dry the cavity and the insulation above it with moisture meters and air movers before we restore the ceiling. A sagging ceiling holding water is also a safety risk, so do not poke it, call us.
A wet ceiling gets worse quickly. Waterlogged drywall can let go, and the trapped moisture is a fast track to attic mold in our humidity. If you see a spreading stain, a bulge, or a drip, get it looked at the same day. Estimates are free, and sudden leaks are often covered, see our insurance guide and our cost guide.
Do not wait for it to fall. Talk to a live person 24/7.
Call (352) 698-7499