How Do You Fix Water Damage?

If you’ve just discovered water damage in your home or office, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve answered some of the most common questions below.

How Long Will My Property Take to Completely Dry?

Drying time depends on several factors, such as the level of water damage and procedures used for restoration. We take into account building material, and how long water has been present to decide the drying time. Once we clean up your property and set out drying equipment, we give you an estimated time. Your project manager will keep you informed during the entire process.

Can I Turn Up the Heat to Help Things Dry Quickly?

We will set the temperature of your HVAC system that is best for your property, considering its condition. Also, make sure to avoid changing any settings, as turning off your system will let your things get wet and setting it on high heat can damage your belongings.

Do I need to Replace Wood Floors after Water Damage?

We will evaluate wood floors during the inspection process. Our team will use humidifiers and drying systems to create an environment that can help floors return to their original shape. Due to the unique material, they can take more time to get dry than other materials, but you may not need to replace your floors.

Do You Offer Furniture Restoration Services?

Yes, we can restore your furniture. However, whether or not your furniture can be restored depends on the level of damage. Our expert will analyze your furniture’s condition, and then advise you on what we are able to do.

What Will You Do for My Wet Ceiling?

Our team will check moisture content that will help them to determine the severity of the damages. For this, they might have to remove a small part of your ceiling for ventilation. Also, we will eliminate wet insulation, as it can be hazardous and dangerous for health.

Bottom Line

Contact us as soon as you discover water damage to your home or office. We offer 24/7 water damage restoration services and will start restoring your space to minimize the damage.