New Book Helps Homeowners Navigate Water Damage, Cleanup, and Repair Decisions

MELBOURNE, Fla. - Rezul -- New Book Helps Homeowners Navigate Water Damage, Cleanup, and Repair Decisions

Frederick M. Hueston's "After the Flood" explains what to document, what questions to ask, and how to approach decisions about saving damaged materials.

COOKEVILLE, Tenn., November 8, 2026: When water enters a home, the damage is only the beginning. Homeowners soon face unfamiliar decisions about drying, demolition, contractors, insurance, and rebuilding, often while trying to find somewhere else to live.

Frederick M. Hueston addresses those challenges in his new book, After the Flood: A Homeowner's Guide to Water Damage, Cleanup, and Knowing What Can Be Saved, available on Amazon.

Written for homeowners dealing with everything from a leaking appliance to widespread flooding, the book explains the recovery process in plain language. It gives particular attention to flooring, natural stone, tile, cabinets, countertops, subfloors, and concealed conditions that may require further investigation.

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Hueston is a stone and tile forensic consultant, author, instructor, and expert witness with more than 40 years of industry experience. Through his consulting firm, Stone Forensics, he investigates material and installation problems and helps property owners and professionals understand the findings.

After the Flood guides readers through immediate safety concerns, documenting damage, understanding professional roles, and asking useful questions about proposed work. It explains why a surface that looks dry may still need evaluation and why visible damage alone may not settle whether a material should be repaired or replaced.

The book also addresses mold and musty odors, comparing contractor proposals, organizing insurance records, preparing for reconstruction, and investigating problems that appear after repairs.

Checklists, recovery forms, a plain-language glossary, and homeowner resources help readers organize information during a stressful process. The book provides general education and does not replace a property inspection, qualified professional services, or instructions from local authorities.

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After the Flood is available at:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HQXMDJV3

About the Author

Frederick M. Hueston is the founder of Stone Forensics and host of The Stone and Tile Show podcast. His work includes consulting, failure investigations, expert witness services, professional instruction, and books for homeowners and the stone and tile industry. He lives in Tennessee with his wife, Jeri, and their Chihuahua, Honey.

Media Contact

Frederick M. Hueston
Stone Forensics
Email: fhueston@stoneforensics.com
Website: https://stoneforensics.com
Books: https://stoneandtilebooks.com

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