If you have water-damaged gyprock, it's important to act quickly to prevent any further damage and potential health hazards from mold growth. First, identify the source of the water and stop it from entering the area. Then, remove any standing water and dry out the affected area as much as possible. It's crucial to wear protective gear, such as gloves and a mask, while cleaning up the damaged area. If the damage is significant, it's best to call a professional gyprock plasterer like BODEK Painting and Plastering. We have the expertise and tools necessary to assess the damage, remove and replace the damaged gyprock, and repaint the area to restore your property to its original condition. At BODEK Painting and Plastering, we prioritise safety, efficiency, and customer satisfaction in all of our services.