Try cooking dinner in a construction zone.
One San Antonio homeowner did. Because of a leak the size of a pencil drip.
Didn’t seem like a big deal. Until it soaked the cabinet. Warped the floor. Mold climbed up the drywall like ivy. Then came the contractor’s bill: $18,427.
Why? A tiny plastic part failed under the sink. It cost $12.
Here’s what no one tells you until it’s too late:
Water damage moves like a rumor. Fast and nasty. A slow leak can:
- Ruin subflooring and rot your walls from the inside out
- Invite pests
- Grow mold in less than 48 hours.
- Make your kitchen smell like a swamp.
And once it starts? You don’t fix it with towels and fans. You fix it with sledgehammers and checks.
Most insurance deductibles won’t even touch the damage. You pay. In money. In time. In stress.
But here’s what works:
A trained tech can catch most leaks early. Ten-minute monthly check:
- Under sinks, around water heaters, behind toilets
- Look for soft wood, water spots, and loose fittings.
- Test valves and supply lines
Simple. Quiet. Effective.
You don’t have to do it. We will.
One fixed leak is worth a thousand sorrys. Or $18,427 in this case.
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Jeffrey Eisenberg is a renowned optimization expert and co-author of the NY Times bestselling marketing books, such as “Call to Action” and “Waiting For Your Cat To Bark.” He co-invented the Persuasion Architecture framework, helping companies increase sales by over $1 billion. Jeffrey has trained and coached hundreds of companies, including Google, NBC Universal, and HPE, by optimizing their customer experience and sales processes using data-driven strategies. He excels at anticipating customer needs and driving innovation.