Water Damage Restoration

Did a Pipe Burst and Send Water Everywhere?

Water damage from a burst pipe in a commercial or residential building can cause significant damage in several ways.


If the first floor is flooded, the water may damage or destroy flooring, carpets, and other floor coverings. Furniture, equipment, and inventory may also be damaged or destroyed.


Additionally, the water can cause structural damage to walls, ceilings, and other building components. In addition to the visible damage, water can also cause mold and mildew to grow, which can cause health problems and further damage to the building.


The building's electrical and HVAC systems may also be affected and need to be inspected, if not replaced. It is important to quickly address and repair the source of the water and then dry out the building and all affected materials as soon as possible to minimize the damage and prevent mold growth.

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The Science of Drying

The Science of Drying is a field of study that focuses on the principles and techniques used to dry wet materials and buildings following water damage.


The goal of the drying process is to remove as much moisture as possible from the affected materials and structures to prevent mold growth and further damage.


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What Steps To Follow In the Science of Drying Restoration Process

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Emergency Response

This is the initial response to the water damage, which includes turning off the water source, removing standing water, and protecting the building and contents from further damage.


Water Extraction

The next step is to remove as much standing water as possible using specialized equipment such as submersible pumps and water extractors.

Drying and Dehumidification

The affected areas and materials are then dried using specialized equipment such as air movers and dehumidifiers. The air movers increase air circulation and evaporation, while the dehumidifiers remove moisture from the air.

Inspection and Monitoring

The drying process is closely monitored and measured with moisture meters, thermal imaging cameras, and other tools to ensure that the moisture levels are being effectively reduced.

Cleaning and Sanitizing

After the moisture is removed, the affected areas are cleaned and sanitized to remove any bacteria, mold, or other contaminants that may have been present in the water.

Repairs and Restoration

Finally, any necessary repairs and restoration work can be done to return the building and its contents back to their pre-loss condition.

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