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The best way to stop a ceiling leak is to identify the source of the leak, then use appropriate products and materials to seal and protect the area from further water damage. Depending on the severity of the leak, this could include sealing cracked or damaged tiles or sections of drywall, replacingRead more
The best way to stop a ceiling leak is to identify the source of the leak, then use appropriate products and materials to seal and protect the area from further water damage.
Depending on the severity of the leak, this could include sealing cracked or damaged tiles or sections of drywall, replacing any broken or cracked pipes or seals, and applying waterproof sealant or paint. If the source of the leak is not obvious, you may need to call in an experienced professional for help.
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