What is a Flood Cut? - Mold Solutions The proper way to do this is called a "flood cut " A “flood cut” is a simple technique that removes damaged drywall from a home after flooding or a hurricane It is done to prevent mold growth, which will occur if water-damaged materials are left untreated Wet drywall is also structurally unsound
Flood Cut Drywall: When and Why It Saves Homes Flood Cut Drywall: Expert tips on how to properly cut and replace water-damaged drywall Get the job done right with our step-by-step guide!
A Quick Guide to Removing Drywall After a Flood - Strong Tower All water-soaked drywall needs to be removed and replaced even if it only came into contact with a few inches of water Follow these quick steps to removing the drywall and insulation and beginning the drying process to get your home renovation-ready
After a flood, okay to remove less than bottom 2 feet of drywall? Some emergency flood restoration workers say that it's necessary to remove drywall touched by water, starting at the floor, up to two feet (60cm) To me, that sounds suspiciously like a magic number, not necessarily supported by science
Replacing Flooded Drywall How High to Cut - Ask the Builder I would remove 24 5 inches of drywall from the bottom up from the finished floor level You want that extra half inch of removal so when you put in the new replacement drywall, you're not fighting the uneven floor