Roswell, GA Water Damage Restoration FAQs

The time necessary for drying is dependent on a variety of factors, including the location, duration, and source of water; the type of building materials used; the weather conditions; and the speed with which emergency services are launched. We can determine when the drying process is complete by monitoring and evaluating it continuously.

While the carpet may appear to be completely dry to the touch, the padding and subfloors may remain damp. While there are no hard and fast rules governing how long your property will take to dry, we may estimate that it will take between three and five days or longer, depending on the conditions.

Only thorough testing with our sophisticated equipment can assure that everything is completely dry. Touch on its own can be misleading.

Certainly not always. We’ll adjust the temperature to provide ideal drying conditions. Please refrain from adjusting the temperature or turning off the HVAC system; doing so may prolong the drying process.

While the wood flooring is drying, it must be evaluated. We use specialist drying equipment and dehumidifiers to create an environment that promotes rapid drying and restoration of wood floors to their natural shape. Due to the density of hardwood flooring and urethane coatings, drying periods may be lengthened. If you have filed a claim, your insurance adjuster will discuss with you to determine whether to refinish or replace the floors.

While the wood flooring is drying, it must be evaluated. We use specialist drying equipment and dehumidifiers to create an environment that promotes rapid drying and restoration of wood floors to their natural shape. Due to the density of hardwood flooring and urethane coatings, drying periods may be lengthened. If you have filed a claim, your insurance adjuster will discuss with you to determine whether to refinish or replace the floors.

If you file an insurance claim, your insurance representative may provide help. However, this is a choice you must make on your own. Numerous factors must be taken into account. Safety is paramount. While we make every attempt to keep our equipment childproof, we do require your supervision to ensure that it is not played with by children. Air movers and dehumidifiers will generate noise and make your home drafty for a few days. Because the equipment must remain operational, you may want to consider staying someplace else if the noise level is too loud for you.

Scents are rather unusual to be observed throughout the drying process. Additionally, increased heat and humidity levels might result in a rise in odors created by drying building materials or inactive spill and accident areas. Contrast these natural scents with those associated with mold. You’ll notice that unwanted odors progressively fade as the drying process advances and the humidity level falls. Furthermore, deodorizers are routinely employed to counteract these effects.

Our professionals will determine the moisture level, the extent of the damage, and whether portions of your ceiling need to be removed to allow for ventilation. On the other hand, wet insulation can be a hazard and should be removed.

It is not always prudent to open windows to assist with the drying process. Outside weather conditions change frequently, and the technician will determine when and if it is safe to use outside air.

It is strongly recommended that you minimize traffic. It is recommended that you wear shoes for your protection