Cut an opening in the ceiling to locate the leak. Once found, repair the leak and refinish the ceiling. I suggest using a large canvas drop cloth and a heavier grade visqueen. I have done many of these before. Good luck!
If there isn’t a 2nd floor, the most probable cause is a roof leak unless there are hidden pipes. Once you make a hole in the ceiling, you’ll probably see what’s causing the issue.
Hey , do you happen to have access to the attic? –
Jordão Peixoto
3 months ago
If you’re in a house, then the leak is probably coming from your roof. If you’re in an apartment, it could be from your upstairs neighbor.
Antoniya Gankevich
3 months ago
There might be a leak somewhere, maybe from the roof or the AC unit if it’s located up there. You should also inspect the rubber boot on the roof since the plumbing vents out through there. Best of luck!
Therese Woudstra
3 months ago
There is significant water damage – make sure to identify the source before trying to fix that specific area.
Aron Mathiesen
3 months ago
Have you had a chance to explore the attic yet?
Almedina Venekamp
3 months ago
We experienced something similar. One day it rained and water came through the ceiling, causing water damage.
Salma Rosas
3 months ago
I’ve seen this kind of thing with dryer vents before. If the vent is completely blocked, the moisture will have nowhere to escape and may eventually leak from one of the joints. It could also be a roof leak, but that would be noticeable in the attic due to wet insulation. It definitely seems to be coming from above though.
Alejandro Ibarra
3 months ago
It could be a clogged condensation line causing the leak
Matias Pulli
3 months ago
Damage from water
Ostoja Dokić
3 months ago
Leakage
Edgar David
3 months ago
I can definitely repair that
Gustavo Vázquez
3 months ago
Leak in the roof
Malik Anderson
3 months ago
Seems like it’s from condensation
Sofia Poulsen
3 months ago
Is that the exhaust fan for the bathroom? If it is, does it not seem to be effectively removing moisture? In my own home, we made the mistake of using flexible tubing. Over time, the tubing started to sag and water collected at the lowest point, eventually causing a small leak. Fortunately, we caught it before it became a major problem.
Soham Burton
3 months ago
I’ve noticed a small patch that’s bubbling up, but it’s completely white. There are no water stains, and the bubbling hasn’t spread much over the past two years. Any idea what might be causing this? We recently got a new roof installed.
آرش حسینی
3 months ago
Seems like there’s an old leak… make sure to scrape it off thoroughly… apply two coats of spackle, prime it, then paint over it
Egas Moura
3 months ago
Leak
Egas Moura
3 months ago
Hey, if you need some professional assistance, I’m right here. Let me tell you about my line of work. I’ve been at it for 43 years now.
Seems like there’s a leak.
I think there might be a leak somewhere.
Cut an opening in the ceiling to locate the leak. Once found, repair the leak and refinish the ceiling. I suggest using a large canvas drop cloth and a heavier grade visqueen. I have done many of these before. Good luck!
Do you have any clue on what might be leaking? Could it be the condensation pan?
Asking if the issue is with the upstairs toilet, tub, or sink?
It’s a significant issue…once you have access to it, you will definitely be able to trace the culprit easily.
Looks like you’ve got a leak.
What is located above that area? Is it an air handler? The spread of the water seems too extensive for it to be a roof leak.
Hmm…sounds like water damage, haha
Could you provide more context? Which room is this in? What is located above this ceiling?
Mentioned that it’s the ceiling in her hallway where nothing is located.
If there isn’t a 2nd floor, the most probable cause is a roof leak unless there are hidden pipes. Once you make a hole in the ceiling, you’ll probably see what’s causing the issue.
Hey , I’m a realtor and my hunch is that it’s a roof leak. You should consider getting a roofer to inspect the entire roof –
Hey , do you happen to have access to the attic? –
If you’re in a house, then the leak is probably coming from your roof. If you’re in an apartment, it could be from your upstairs neighbor.
There might be a leak somewhere, maybe from the roof or the AC unit if it’s located up there. You should also inspect the rubber boot on the roof since the plumbing vents out through there. Best of luck!
There is significant water damage – make sure to identify the source before trying to fix that specific area.
Have you had a chance to explore the attic yet?
We experienced something similar. One day it rained and water came through the ceiling, causing water damage.
I’ve seen this kind of thing with dryer vents before. If the vent is completely blocked, the moisture will have nowhere to escape and may eventually leak from one of the joints. It could also be a roof leak, but that would be noticeable in the attic due to wet insulation. It definitely seems to be coming from above though.
It could be a clogged condensation line causing the leak
Damage from water
Leakage
I can definitely repair that
Leak in the roof
Seems like it’s from condensation
Is that the exhaust fan for the bathroom? If it is, does it not seem to be effectively removing moisture? In my own home, we made the mistake of using flexible tubing. Over time, the tubing started to sag and water collected at the lowest point, eventually causing a small leak. Fortunately, we caught it before it became a major problem.
I’ve noticed a small patch that’s bubbling up, but it’s completely white. There are no water stains, and the bubbling hasn’t spread much over the past two years. Any idea what might be causing this? We recently got a new roof installed.
Seems like there’s an old leak… make sure to scrape it off thoroughly… apply two coats of spackle, prime it, then paint over it
Leak
Hey, if you need some professional assistance, I’m right here. Let me tell you about my line of work. I’ve been at it for 43 years now.