When the sheetrock in your walls absorbs an excessive amount of moisture, it begins to stretch and curve, this is called the warping of walls. Any structural harm from warping could be expensive to restore. Thus, wall warping is undeniable evidence that water has entered the home.
There are numerous potential causes of drywall warping. Wet circumstances are frequently the main cause of the issue. It's possible that humidity, poor drainage, or insufficient waterproofing are all to blame as well. Warped basement walls could be a sign of a more significant issue, like a sinking foundation. If this sounds like it might be the case, you should first have your foundation inspected by a reputable foundation repair firm.
One can face several types of water damage. The presence of water in the wall causes warping in the wall. Types of water damage we usually face are:
Your drywall may be bowing or warping for a number of reasons. Excessive dampness in the area is the most frequent reason. Flooding is an extreme example, whereas high humidity is a mild one. Poor installation techniques or the bowing wall under the drywall are two more explanations as well.
Once the warped wall has been identified, it is best to put it in the hands of All-Star Disaster Restoration's experts for a speedy recovery. The reason for warped walls may be moisture, but usually, there are warning indications that allow you to take action before you have to completely replace the wall. We have years of experience and a wealth of knowledge to repair your walls. Call us at 918-347-4640 or click here to book an appointment in Tulsa, Skiatook, Catoosa, Glenpool, Broken Arrow, and other cities within our service area.