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Water damage cleanup and restoration

From the first pump-out to putting rooms back together: drying, removing damaged materials, cleaning and repairs.

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The usual steps

  1. Inspection and moisture mapping.
  2. Water removal.
  3. Removing materials that can't be dried.
  4. Drying with air movers and dehumidifiers.
  5. Cleaning and sanitizing.
  6. Repairs: drywall, flooring, paint.

What to ask

  • How will you measure when it's dry?
  • What will be removed and why?
  • Do you handle repairs, or only drying?
  • What should I keep for my records?

10-second triage

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10-second triage

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Step 1 of 3

Where is the water?

Step 2 of 3

What kind of water?

Step 3 of 3

When did it start?

FAQ

Water damage restoration: common questions

How long does restoration take?

Drying often takes several days; repairs depend on how much was removed.

Do I need to leave my home?

Not always. It depends on which rooms are affected and whether the water was clean.

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