01
A monsoon storm pushed water under your back door and soaked the carpet in two rooms.
What we do: We extract the standing water, pull the wet pad, and set air movers and dehumidifiers to dry the carpet and subfloor. Thermal imaging checks the walls for hidden moisture, and we treat the area with antimicrobial solution.
→ Most storm-driven carpet floods dry in three to four days, and you avoid replacing the carpet if we get to it before mold sets in.
02
Your water heater burst in the closet and water ran down the hallway before you got the supply shut off.
What we do: We extract the water, remove saturated drywall at the base of the closet, and dry the framing and subfloor. A moisture meter confirms the hallway floor is dry before we pull equipment.
→ You get a dry hallway, a documented drying report for insurance, and no musty smell a month later.
03
You found a slab leak and the baseboards in the hallway are starting to swell.
What we do: After the plumber repairs the line, we dry the slab and check the wall cavities with a boroscope inspection camera. Any wet drywall or insulation comes out, and we treat the framing with antimicrobial solution.
→ The structure dries to verified levels, and you avoid mold growth behind the drywall that would have cost far more to fix later.
04
A rental property sat vacant through a roof leak and now there's a musty smell and visible mold on the ceiling.
What we do: We set containment, run negative air machines and air scrubbers, remove the mold-damaged drywall, and HEPA vacuum the area. The roof leak gets dried and treated before we close up.
→ The unit passes a final inspection, the tenant moves back in, and the owner has documentation for the insurance claim.