The water came up to the bottom of the aluminum skin. Floors are wet, carpets soaked, bottom of cabinets seem ok, don't know about electrical yet the generator is flooded. Insurance is through progressive, does a soaked floor equal salvage or what should I be looking at when I talk to the adjuster.
It appears just the subfloor is wet right now, who knows in a couple of days how far up it will wick. Any idea how much a factory replacement of a subfloor would run (I assume you would have to basically gut it to do that). It may fill with mold before I can retrieve it anyways, I'm missing a few roads on my farm right now. thanks for all the comments.
We have had a tremendous amount of rain in south Georgia over the last 7 days. I was at the trailer 6pm friday night everything was fine no water within 200yards. Saturday morning the water was in the same place away from the trailer but I could see the high water marks on a small shed, several outside chairs were missing and the as mentioned damage. The water came and the water went I do not know from were. I do know where the high water mark on my property is now though.
This reminds me of a post from years ago...when a friend of mine and his wife settled into a space at a Park in Concan, Texas. A beautiful placid spot a few hundred yards from the Frio River. About O dark thirty they were awakened by the trailer rolling around, and finally rolling over. No sound but rushing water. The problem they had was a flash flood...from a thunderstorm way to the North....they never even heard it. No matter, the water went South an washed out the Camp. They survived narrowly, but others were not so lucky. Do you know your surroundings and do you have an escape route from the trailer? My friend said the worst part was trying to become reoriented and finding an escape hole in the topsy turvey trailer...in the complete darkness.
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