Have you ever come home and looked up at your ceiling to find a large water stain on your ceiling drywall? This was the exact scenario I walked into in my basement and I documented the entire process and broke out each step into a separate chapter. Remember, just doing even a few of these steps like cutting out the damaged drywall, finding the leak, and stopping the leak can help avoid $1,000 in damage to your ceiling and flooring.
Chapters 0:00 The Problem 0:54 Cutting out the damaged drywall 1:47 Finding the source of the water leak 2:12 Stopping The Leak and Replacing Damaged Copper Pipe 6:23 Removing All The Damaged Drywall And Prep For New Drywall Patch 8:42 Cutting Out And Installing New Drywall Patch 10:03 Starting To Mud The Drywall Patch 15:17 Matching Knockdown Texture And Painting 17:58 End Product With New Drywall and Knockdown Texture
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