When 1 room gets a leak and needs heavy dry out, a barrier is very important to get right so that all machines can stay in an area designated for dry out.

This was the aftermath of a toilet overflow.  Affected areas assessed by a calibrated moisture meter.  Materials had to be removed according to Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC) standards due to the type of water affecting materials. 

Professional mitigation and drying at a residential water loss.  Equipment clean and organized in the affected area during the drying process to allow for safe foot traffic to prevent a tripping hazard for occupied homes. 

A home with a sunken in living room that had been affected by a water damage.  Water was close to 2 feet in depth inside the sunken in living room, furniture in the living room was floating.  

This was a situation where the home owner was away for weeks at a time and was unable to catch the leak in time to prevent further damages.  Water leaked behind the vanity and without immediate mitigation, microbial growth starts to affect the wet material.  

   This was a very large water loss at a commercial building that affected most of the first floor. The commercial business never stopped their work.  We had to go section to section cutting the dry wall and keeping a clean and safe environment.