We use commercial-grade equipment including truck-mounted and portable water extractors, high-velocity air movers, LGR and desiccant dehumidifiers, thermal imaging cameras, and calibrated moisture meters. This isn't consumer-grade equipment — it's built for the job.
Water Damage & Drying
Can you save my hardwood floors?
Often yes — if we get there quickly. Hardwood has a short window for salvage before it cups, buckles, or becomes unsalvageable. Our CCT-certified technicians assess the condition of your flooring and deploy the appropriate drying method. Early action is the key.
My floors look dry — do I still need professional drying?
Almost certainly yes. Water travels into wall cavities, subfloors, and insulation where it's invisible to the eye. Surface dryness is not structural dryness. Skipping professional drying is one of the most common causes of mold growth and structural damage after a...
How long does the drying process take?
A typical residential water loss takes 3–5 days to dry to standard, though larger or more severely affected structures may take longer. We monitor moisture levels daily and provide you with readings throughout the process. We don't leave until the structure passes...