 Principles of Rapid Structural Drying
1. Extraction – Physical removal of water
2. Air Flow - Evaporation
3. Dehumidification – Balanced Evaporation
4. Temperature – Temperature control Applied Structural Drying or Rapid Structural Drying
is new technology that dries structures more rapidly than ever before thought possible. This innovative process is saving insurance companies and property owner’s money and heartache by:
 Drying structures faster
Being less invasive
Causing less inconvenience
Saving hardwood floors
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We understand that when you have water damage you are going through a difficult time. Our IICRC trained and certified service professional’s use the most technologically advanced processed and equipment. Rapid Structural Drying has become the choice for water damage restoration because it saves insurance companies money by drying structures and contents faster.
Some additional benefits:
- Less replacement of structural materials & contents
- Drying most structures and contents within 3 to 4 days without demolition
Over the last ten years, water damage mitigation has become a highly technical service. We have taken the focus off of carpet and placed it on the entire structure. With new equipment and written standards, what used to take 7 days with major structural demolition is now accomplished within 4 days with minimal structural damage.
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Washing Machines
Ice Maker Lines
Dishwashers
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 WHEN WATER DAMAGE OCCURS EXPERTISE AND TIMING ARE ESSENTIAL
Don’t let a minor water loss turn into a major reconstruction project. When water damage occurs, more happens than just “wet carpet”. Within minutes and hours, sheet rock swells and disintegrates and bacterial odor becomes apparent. Within days, mold appears along with “musty” odor.
If a certified water damage professional does not assess and begin remediation immediately, simple water damage can quickly turn into a costly reconstruction project.
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