The project began after signs of water damage were discovered under the finished hardwood floor. Using thermal imaging and professional moisture detection equipment, we identified areas with elevated moisture and confirmed that water had migrated beneath the flooring and into materials below.
Before demolition began, furniture and contents were carefully moved, packed, wrapped, and protected. Floor protection was installed, and a containment barrier was built to isolate the affected work area and help control dust and debris during mitigation.
Once the damaged area was opened, the affected hardwood flooring and other water-damaged materials were selectively removed. This allowed access to the structure below so the area could be properly inspected, treated, and dried.
The exposed materials were treated as needed to help reduce the risk of mold growth and secondary damage. Professional drying equipment, including air movers and dehumidification equipment, was then installed to create controlled airflow and reduce excess moisture.
Throughout the drying process, moisture readings were taken from exposed wood and other affected materials to monitor progress and confirm when conditions were improving.
Our goal with every water damage project is to remove only what is necessary, protect unaffected areas, properly dry the structure, and prepare the property for a clean reconstruction.
Services performed on this project included: