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ServiceMaster Recovery by C2C Restoration is equipped with premium flood restoration equipment to quickly and efficiently reverse the effects of flooding.
Nobody expects a natural disaster to devastate their home, which is why timely action is required. With our professionally trained staff, you can be assured that we will arrive at your house, apartment, or building shortly after we are informed of the dilemma, with our damage restoration services available 24/7.
Our flood restoration services include the use of these technologies to evaluate the situation:
· Thermal Hygrometers
· Low-Grain Refrigerants – (LGR Dehumidifiers)
· Desiccants
· Blowers
· Moisture Meters
· Hammer Probes
· Thermal Imaging (Infrared) Cameras
After assessing the flood damage, we can take a course of action.
Following a flood, one of the biggest dangers is breathing in contaminants that were caused by the water. Luckily, technological advances have brought us negative air machines, which work by creating negative air pressure. This process allows scrubbers to decontaminate the air, removing mold spores, dust, odors, and other particles.
After using the negative air machines, we utilize dehumidifiers and air movers to completely eliminate water from your carpets, furniture, and air. Thanks to the newest water drying restoration equipment, leaving a flooded house without water damage is a reality.
Typically, the first step is to turn off the power to your building to prevent electrocution. Then call a flood restoration team to begin with water extraction. This process should be done by professionals, because the flood water could contain sewage, bacteria, or fecal matter, which are harmful to humans.
ServiceMaster Recovery by C2C Restoration provides water extraction, using top of the line restoration equipment, and driven by our power generators for safety. A pump will remove the water from your building, so that the flood restoration can begin.
But there is a downside to the increased heat, and I’m not just talking about sun burns. When the weather warms, problems arise in houses. Summer heat causes humidity, which then causes mold to grow.
After a fire, flood, mudslide, or other disaster devastates a house, one of the first things that the homeowner thinks is, “How much will this cost me?”
