Once water damage at your property has occurred, the destructive elements of moisture are set into motion. Time is of the essence.

Without proper attention, your property’s wet carpet will delaminate and stain. Wood floors, tiles, sub floors, walls and cabinets will buckle and warp from water damage. Furniture and other items can develop mold growth and mildew–yet another set of dangerous and disastrous damages. Mold and mildew can develop within 48-72 hours in a warm and humid environment.

We utilize the latest state of the art equipment and industry drying techniques to dry materials and surfaces faster. Thereby preventing mold from forming and saving your valuables!

Our technicians have trained at the latest drying schools including; Hydro Lab, Restoration Sciences Academy, and Chuck Dewald’s Drying School. We hold certifications from the The Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC) in Water Damage Restoration and Applied Structural Drying. We have additional certifications from the Restoration Industry Association (RIA) in Water Restoration.

Our state of the art drying equipment reduces the humidity levels to dry your carpets, pads, and furniture quickly. We use truck-mounted extractors, Low-Grain Refrigerant (LGR) dehumidifiers and Gale Force air movers to dry the affected area quickly and efficiently. These dehumidifiers have the power to remove all water and moisture from walls, drywall, plaster, interior paint, cement floors, insulation, carpets, basements, and all of your effected areas. We dry wood floors completely, eliminating the need to replace them after water damage. We utilize industrial submersible and gas powered pumps for continuous pumping of high water levels. In addition, we use digital moisture detectors, hygrometers and other meters help to accurately measure the extent of the moisture infiltration. Any necessary repairs are done only when the area is free of moisture.

Sanitizing agents, germicides, and anti-microbial treatments are used to control odor caused from microorganisms which are attracted by excess moisture. They also stop the growth of bacteria, fungi, mildew and other harmful microorganisms, including Mold Infiltration, which can affect your family and pets.