Water Coming Through My Ceiling

Water coming through your ceiling could be a roof leak, a plumbing leak, or even AC condensation. The source depends on whether it happens during rain, when you use water, or constantly — TBCRN helps you figure out which professional you need.

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What to Do Right Now

Water dripping or staining on your ceiling, either during rain, when using plumbing fixtures, or continuously.

Determine if the leak happens during rain (likely roof), when using water (likely plumbing), or constantly (could be a pipe or AC)
Contain the water with buckets or towels
Turn off electricity to any fixtures near the leak
Take photos for insurance

What Not to Do

✗Don't assume it's the roof just because it's on the ceiling
✗Don't ignore a small stain — water damage spreads fast in Florida's humidity

When to Call a Professional

Call immediately if water is actively dripping, if the ceiling is sagging, or if the leak appears to be getting worse.

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Water Coming Through My Ceiling — Questions

If the water appears during or right after rain, it's likely a roof issue. If it happens when you use a sink, shower, or toilet above, it's likely plumbing. If it's constant regardless of weather or water use, it could be a leaking pipe.