NO! NO! NO! NO! NO! - Waterdamage in the Tiny House!!
A video on YouTube. In Maker & Builds, a Krater category.
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The creator inspects a tiny house on wheels after heavy rain and discovers severe water damage, mold, and wet insulation beneath the roof tarp and around the oven pipe, requiring partial deconstruction and drying of the walls and floor.
From the video
Answers: How do you inspect and fix water damage and mold in a tiny house?
- Tiny house water damage inspection
- Mold remediation in tiny homes
- Roof tarp failure and leakage
- Wood stove pipe leak repair
- Removing wet insulation and flooring
What it concludes
- Heavy rain and wind caused water to leak through the roof tarp and oven pipe, resulting in severe water damage and mold in the tiny house walls and insulation.
- The water damage is worse than expected, but the structure can be rescued by removing damaged floorboards and insulation to let it dry out.
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