PROPERTY OWNER GUIDANCE

Mold Concerns After a Shared-Wall Apartment Leak

How owners and managers can organize access when more than one unit is involved.

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Identify who can approve each part of the work

The resident who sees a stain may not control access to the plumbing on the other side. Notify the property manager and keep a record of when the damage appeared. The building team may need to coordinate more than one unit to investigate the source. Cleanup planning should identify those access needs before removal begins.

Give residents a defined work area and schedule

Tenants need to know which rooms will be restricted and how workers will enter. A manager can help arrange keys, notice, and a route for equipment and debris. Source repair and cleanup should be described separately in the project records. Ask what still needs to happen before the room can be restored.

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Let’s discuss the damage at your property

Call with the property location and explain what changed in the affected room. Tell us about source repairs and anyone already evaluating the building. We will discuss availability and the information needed to plan the cleanup.

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