How Does Time Influence Water Restoration in Waterbury Properties?

6/10/2021 (Permalink)

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SERVPRO Expedites Water Cleanup to Minimize Deterioration in Waterbury Conference Halls

If there is water intrusion in your Waterbury conference hall, material deterioration follows. The level of damage varies depending on factors such as the time taken for water removal. SERVPRO can help by expediting the processes needed to complete the restoration.

Extracting standing water and drying any wet materials are the essential processes for water restoration from Waterbury properties. SERVPRO expedites these processes using state-of-the-art equipment. For instance, ride-on rovers make it easier to extract water from vast open surfaces such as carpeted floors since the operator does not need to walk all over the halls. The combined weight of the equipment and operators helps squeeze out water from the wet carpet.

Advanced equipment helps ease various processes, including:

• Water damage remediation
• Water cleanup
• Water damage repairs

The spilled water affects many components in the building, including materials in wall cavities such as insulation and structural supports. Restoration requires concerted drying efforts. Our SERVPRO technicians use several units of commercial-grade air movers and dehumidifiers.

Our applied structural drying technicians focus on complex and simple issues, including:

• Proper angling of air movers
• Balancing the evaporation and dehumidification rate
• Calculating drying goals

Although expediting water damage repairs helps reduce material deterioration, it might not save every material. Our technicians are also adept at performing demolitions to remove unsalvageable materials. For instance, making flood cuts helps ease the removal of wet materials close to the base of the walls.

SERVPRO of Waterbury handles water restoration in any commercial property. Call us at (203) 757-5050 for help resolving any issue, “Like it never even happened.”