Emergency Appliance Leak Cleanup
The appliance leak may be small. The hidden damage may not be. We determine where the water traveled, extract standing water, identify materials that may require removal, establish controlled structural drying and monitor moisture until appropriate drying goals are reached.
- IICRC-Certified Water Damage Specialists
- Advanced Moisture Evaluation & Structural Drying
- Direct Insurance Claims Assistance
- 28+ Years of Water Damage Experience
Because MSI has specialized in mold inspection and remediation since 1998, we don’t guess when your building is dry. We measure it.
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In a time when it can be hard to get service providers to even call you back, MSI is a real standout. No one wants to deal with water damage or mold, but knowing this team is out there doing high‑quality, reliable work has been a game changer for us as homeowners.








They were able to start the remediation within a week of contacting them, which gave us huge peace of mind. The team was professional, respectful of our home, and explained what they were doing each step of the way. Knowing our baby’s health and safety were a priority to them made such a difference.
Should we need further remediation, we will definitely continue using them. I’m so grateful we found MSI and would recommend them to anyone who needs mold remediation.
That Puddle Beside Your Appliance is Almost Never the Full Story
A leaking washing machine, dishwasher, refrigerator, water heater, or other appliance can push water beneath your flooring, behind cabinets, under baseboards, and into adjoining rooms long before you spot a single drop.
That’s why Mold Solutions & Inspections (MSI) handles appliance leak cleanup differently.
We don’t just mop up the visible water and call it done. Our IICRC-certified technicians trace exactly where the water traveled, measure moisture inside affected materials, extract the excess, establish controlled drying conditions, and monitor the results until the numbers prove it’s dry.
We don’t judge an appliance leak by the size of the puddle. We follow the water.
Appliance Leaking? Do These Things First.
Stop the Water
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If you can safely find and shut off the appliance’s water supply, do it now. If you can’t isolate the source, shut off your property’s main water supply until help arrives.
Avoid Electrical Hazards
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Water around powered appliances, outlets, or electrical equipment is a serious danger. Never stand in water while touching or unplugging anything electrical.
Contact the Appropriate Repair Professional
03
An appliance technician or plumber may be needed to fix the failed hose, valve, supply line, drain, or appliance. MSI handles the water damage left behind.
Why Appliance Leaks Are Easy to Underestimate
Some water losses hit you all at once. An appliance leak often creeps up quietly.
- Water can escape slowly behind a refrigerator for weeks.
- A dishwasher connection can drip beneath your kitchen cabinets, out of sight.
- A washing-machine hose can pump water underneath finished flooring.
- A water heater can leak into adjoining walls or rooms.
By the time you notice warped flooring, staining, damp baseboards, or a musty smell, moisture has usually traveled far beyond the appliance.
What you see is the symptom. MSI investigates the full extent.