Restoration Water

Water restoration jobs are tall orders, to say the least.  It’s not as simple as just wiping up the spill.  Additional care should be taken to insure that there are no further problems, problems which can be fruitful and multiply if left unchecked.  Such is the nature of water damage.

Water restoration involves finding the source of the leak and shutting it off or repairing it.  Then the excess water must be extracted, and secondary drying done to make sure all residual moisture is removed from the area.

Carpets must be taken up, dried, cleaned, disinfected, sanitized, and then cleaned again.  Wet or damaged padding must be thrown out.  Floors and drywalls must be thoroughly dried and repaired as needed.

Basements and crawlspaces must be inspected for water damage and treated accordingly.  Failure to do so can result in the growth of mold and other toxins which can be hazardous to humans.  Mold remediation is an extremely hazardous process that must be carried out by a professional.

Once everything is dried out, carpets must be re-installed, and repairs made to floors, drywall, ceilings, etc.

Obviously it is not a task for the inexperienced.  If your home is the victim of water damage, contact your local water restoration technician for a free estimate today.  Certified by the Institute for Inspection, Cleaning, and restoration Certification, these professionals offer a complete range of service to handle all of your restoration water needs.  They are available 24/7, and are licensed, bonded, and insured.