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Are people away from unsafe areas, active water and electrical hazards? If there is immediate danger, contact the appropriate emergency service.
What happened, when did it begin, and which areas are actively affected? Use only photos obtainable safely.
What temporary protection has already been installed, who did it, and what limits were explained?
What investigation and durable repair remain after the immediate incident?
Temporary stabilization is not a permanent repair. Routine repair, leak diagnosis and planned replacement remain separate decisions.
A dated incident record helps contractors distinguish what changed, what was observed, what temporary steps occurred, and what still requires assessment.
Record weather timing, first visible symptom, progression, affected areas, communications, photos, and any temporary action already taken.
List unknown leak source, wet materials, access limits, adjacent assembly concerns, and what evidence would confirm the repair boundary.
Require scope, materials, exclusions, follow-up inspection, cleanup, warranty responsibility, and documentation of completed work.
These paths cover different decisions. Choose the one that fits the information you have.
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California Contractors State License Board: hiring guidanceThese existing guides cover the same decision in other markets. A guide does not confirm provider coverage.
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