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No. Property owners are legally and financially responsible for repairs. Insurance coverage is usually in the owner’s name, so their authorization is key to keeping everything smooth and compliant. While renters can report issues and request repairs, the owner’s approval ensures all work aligns with insurance and local guidelines. We’re here to support renters by informing owners and ensuring properties are safe and well-maintained.

Yes, water damage is an emergency. Whether due to a burst pipe, appliance overflow, sewage backup, or flood, it can lead to electrical hazards, compromise structural integrity, and promote mold growth the longer it’s left unaddressed.

If possible, stop the source of water, turn off electricity in affected areas, and contact a professional restoration service as soon as possible. More importantly, document the damage with photos and videos for insurance purposes.

Water damage can become noticeable within minutes to days, depending on the source and extent of the water intrusion and the affected materials. Signs like water spots, swelling materials, and odors can appear rapidly, especially on porous surfaces.

Mold can develop within 72 hours after water damage and continue spreading if the ideal conditions are present. Swiftly addressing water damage is essential in preventing widespread contamination.

Eliminating moisture can halt mold growth since it requires damp conditions. However, it does not necessarily kill existing mold. Proper mold remediation is needed to eliminate mold from its source.