Problem
ResultWater Damage · Basement Rebuild · Chomedey
Two Months of Water Behind a Finished Wall
- Problem
- A galvanized supply line failed inside a finished basement in Chomedey and leaked for roughly two months before anyone noticed. By the time it surfaced, water had moved through the assembly and mould had taken hold behind the finishes. What the owners expected to be a plumbing repair was already a containment and demolition job.
- Solution
- We opened the basement back to structure rather than guessing at the extent — with a slow leak, the damage is always wider than the stain. Affected material was removed, the assembly dried and readings logged, and the rebuild started only once the structure was verified dry. With the space already open, the owners chose to rebuild it as a full renovation instead of restoring it to what it had been.
- Result
- A basement finished to a better standard than before the failure, with a written record of what was found and what was replaced at each stage. That documentation is what turns a claim conversation into a short one.





