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Aargh, we hung the sheetrock, then the roof leaked. Water dripped through the some of the joints in the ceiling and the walls. No swelling yet. How do we dry this out, and is there a big problem with some moisture left in the walls? Would a big heater help for a day, or do we need to tear it out and re-do? Thanks guys!!
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Aargh, we hung the sheetrock, then the roof leaked. Water dripped through the some of the joints in the ceiling and the walls. No swelling yet. How do we dry this out, and is there a big problem with some moisture left in the walls? Would a big heater help for a day, or do we need to tear it out and re-do? Thanks guys!!