What are all the terms for water damage?

Flood damage is the damage caused by water overflowing or breaking through a natural or man-made barrier.

Storm damage is the damage caused by high winds, heavy rain, or other severe weather conditions.

Water damage is the damage caused by water leaking or seeping into a building or structure.

Moisture damage is the damage caused by excessive moisture in the air or in building materials.

Dampness is the presence of moisture in the air or in building materials.

Wet rot is the decay of wood caused by moisture.

Dry rot is the decay of wood caused by fungi that can grow in dry conditions.

Black mold is a type of mold that can grow in damp or wet conditions and can cause health problems.

Mildew is a type of fungus that can grow on damp or wet surfaces.

Efflorescence is the formation of white or crystalline deposits on the surface of building materials, caused by the evaporation of water from the material.

Spalling is the chipping or flaking of the surface of concrete, caused by the expansion of water trapped in the concrete.