January 21, 2005, Newsletter Issue #8: Miami Real Estate

Tip of the Week

Water damage is the most common and costly defect to watch for. This can happen in any Miami Home. Many home maintenance or structural problems are caused by water. Running water can erode gullies, saturate soil and trigger landslides and mudslides. Too much water can cause flooding. Water also causes clay in soil to swell, damaging foundations. Likely candidates are plumbing or sprinkler system leaks, inadequate drainage control, or subsurface water or springs. Even a lack of water caused by over-depleting ground water through a well can cause foundations to sink. A leaky roof also can cause significant water damage inside and outside the house. Once you find the source of any water damage, fix it as soon as possible.

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