BRENTrocks
Well-known member
Brent, I know you won't want to hear this but you should do a flood cut on those walls/floor moulding and get air recirculating behind there to dry out where they got wet and pull up all that carpet or you will be dealing with mold growing behind the paneling/drywall if it's drywall and or mold growing under the carpeting. There really is no way around this now that it's wet. You won't be able to see the mold and can cause sever sickness down the road. You have about 48 hours to get that wood paneling out to studs and carpet pulled out and air circulating behind there to start drying everything out.
If you have back up sewer and drain coverage maybe your insurance will cover calling a company like Serve Pro that will know exactly what needs to come out and get it done right. If not please look up water damaged buildings and mold sickness it's often overlooked. I've known people that had to demo their homes because the mold was so inset in the house for too many years and it happened to Ted Nugent as well and he had to demolish his MTV cribs house in Michigan because of it. I also have personal experience with this as well so I am sending you a warning now.
Sorry for such an analysis but it's an issue that you may want to address now before things get growing and it don't take much humidity to kick it off.
I’m gonna roll the dice. There’s no insulation behind the walls. I’m gonna let the fans roll for a while.