Our technicians employ the latest industry standard techniques to dry the entire structure following water damage.

Probably the most difficult part of a water damage restoration job is determining what materials can be safely dried and what should be removed. Many factors have to be considered - type of water, length of time, possible contamination, porosity of the material, etc. - before developing a drying plan for that particular building.

Once a drying plan has been established, the appropriate drying equipment is installed. All the excess moisture must be evaporated out of the wet materials without being allowed to condense in other areas. So, typically, air movement, dehumification, and/or HVAC control is employed in the process.

Technicians monitor progress and make equipment adjustments as often as required to make sure the desired drying progress is achieved.