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What do I do if I had a slow leak behind bathroom wall. I took out the sink access pa
After repairing a slow leak behind bathroom sink. I discovered the insulation to be wet and black with water a half a foot high behind wall. Should I tear out all the walls and flooring that are damp and black or can icut around the area?
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