An absence makes the water timeline important
If a Polis caretaker finds water damage during an owner's absence, the last ordinary visit can be valuable timing information. Establish safe access and record affected spaces, known source actions and any belongings already moved. Do not assume the material condition from a dry surface or the absence of active dripping. The repair assessment should explain the available evidence and where duration or concealed wetting remains uncertain.
Preserve timing and limits at handover
Coordinate the indoor visit with the owner and any person controlling source access. For Argaka or Neo Chorio seasonal properties, a handover may need to be used by someone who did not see the original event. Relevant waterproofing can be discussed through the group, while drying and reinstatement decisions remain specific. Keep photos, performed work and limitations together. The next caretaker review should revisit those locations and report change promptly instead of waiting until the owner's next trip.
A little more clarity
What if nobody knows how long the materials were wet?
Say so and supply the last ordinary visit and first changed observation. The assessment should explain how that uncertainty affects material and drying decisions, rather than assume a duration from the present surface.
Coverage around Polis
Latchi, Neo Chorio, Argaka, Prodromi and nearby properties can be discussed when you share the exact location. Access and availability are agreed for the property.
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