Inspect walls thoroughly for signs of moisture, including discoloration, blistering paint, peeling wallpaper, and buckling drywall.
*Identify the source of the water damage and address it promptly to prevent further damage.
*Estimate the extent of the damage, noting the affected area and depth of penetration.
*Consider the type of material the walls are made of, as different materials require specific restoration techniques.
Remove any loose or damaged material, such as peeling paint or wallpaper.
*Apply a mold inhibiting primer to prevent mold growth.
*Repaint or repaper the wall as desired.
Cut out and remove any severely damaged drywall or plaster.
*Inspect the underlying studs for signs of damage or rot.
*Replace any damaged studs or framing as necessary.
*Install new drywall or plaster and finish with paint or wallpaper.
Contact a professional water damage restoration company for assessment and remediation.
*May require extensive demolition, structural repairs, and rebuilding.
*Seek expert advice to ensure the safety and integrity of the walls.