This guide is general information, not medical advice. If you have health concerns, please consult a medical professional.
Why spring is a good time to check
Bay Area winters can bring heavy atmospheric-river storms. Roof leaks, window intrusion, clogged gutters and poor hillside drainage often show up during or shortly after these storms.
Moisture that entered in winter can remain inside walls, crawlspaces and under flooring for weeks.
What to check
Ceilings below roof penetrations and skylights, walls beneath windows, crawlspaces and garages, and exterior grading that directs water toward the foundation.
Common moisture hotspots in Bay Area homes
- 1Attic & roof deck
- 2Bathroom ceiling
- 3Windows & sills
- 4Under sinks
- 5Behind appliances
- 6Crawlspace / garage
Winter storms reveal leaks. Spring is when you find out what they left behind.
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