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Farewell Bend Water Damage & Restoration

Introducing Farewell Bend Water Damage & Restoration, your trusted water damage restoration service in Bend, OR. Farewell Bend Water Damage & Restoration specializes in providing swift and comprehensive solutions for residential and commercial properties affected by water damage. With Farewell Bend Water Damage & Restoration, your peace of mind and a dry, safe environment are our top priorities. Experience excellence in water damage repair with Farewell Bend Water Damage & Restoration today.

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244 NE Franklin Ave, Bend, OR 97701 (541) 366-6323 https://www.waterdamage-bend.com/

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After new siding install we have a small leak behind the siding when it rains.

Jeremy Anderson of Total Comfort Weatherization (Prospects) ^PRO answered:

Aug 20, 2019

It appears that you are missing both step flashing (between the roof and the wall) and the head flashing (above the trim running parallel to the roof line). Here is the link to the Hardie Best Practic ... read more

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Why would I have outside outlet be flashing with a red light?

Kris Disbrow of Lifetime Exteriors ^PRO answered:

Sep 14, 2016

Most likely it is a GFCI outlet which esssentially means the circut has been blown at the outlet. This usually happens if a drop of water or a hard bump occured within the circuit. If this is the case ... read more

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244 NE Franklin Ave,
Bend, OR https://www.waterdamage-bend.com/ (541) 366-6323

Farewell Bend Water Damage & Restoration

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