If you discover water or condensation within your building, acting quickly is crucial. The faster you remove the water, the less opportunity it has to seep into walls, floors, furniture, and other items in its path, minimizing damage. Despite the appearance of dry floors and walls following water removal, they often still contain moisture.
Since most building materials are porous and capable of retaining substantial amounts of water, it’s imperative to ensure proper drying and dehumidification using air movers, fans, and dehumidifiers. Additionally, we employ sanitizers to clean any non-porous surfaces. Failure to dry and dehumidify adequately can cause materials to warp, swell, deteriorate, and even result in mold damage.