In most cases, it is safe for you to remain at the property during the mitigation of water damage. However, there are some situations where it may be necessary to temporarily vacate the property, such as:If the water damage has caused structural damage that makes the property unsafe to occupy. If the water damage has caused electrical hazards, such as exposed wires or damage to electrical outlets. If the water damage has caused a sewage backup or other biohazardous contamination that poses a health risk. If the mitigation process requires the use of harsh chemicals or equipment that could pose a danger to your health, such as industrial-strength fans or dehumidifiers. In most cases, the mitigation company will be able to advise you on whether it is safe to remain in the property during the cleanup process. If you do choose to remain at the property, it's important to follow any safety instructions provided by the mitigation company, such as wearing protective equipment and avoiding any areas that have been cordoned off for safety reasons.