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Standing Water? Standing IN Water? Call now.

If your building is flooded, stop reading and call us!

If you’ve had previous damage from water and it’s less of an emergency, you can call us or contact us by email.

Standing Water? Standing IN Water? Call now.

If your building is flooded, stop reading and call us!

If you’ve had previous damage from water and it’s less of an emergency, you can call us or contact us by email.

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WATER DAMAGE RESTORATION: PROCESS DETAILS

Water damage restoration is:

The process of restoring the building back to its pre-loss condition after sustaining a severe amount of water or flood damage

STEP 1: CALL & RESPONSE

STEP2: IDENTIFY DAMAGE & ASSESS LOSS

STEP3: REMOVE WATER

After scrutinizing all damage, water removal starts. Using special drying equipment, restoration professionals pump out all standing water and dry any remaining moisture. ERS uses injectidry technology to completely remove all moisture from floors, walls, and ceilings. Lastly, the affected areas are sanitized and deodorized.

STEP 4: RESTORATION SERVICES.

Depending on the damage caused by flooding, building restoration may be necessary. If floors, carpeting, or walls are beyond repair, ERS will replace them. We’ll clean furniture and rugs too. Our technicians will also take all trash and debris with them when they leave.

Choose a Certified Water Damage Restoration Company

Normally, the companies that assist people in flood damage repair are certified by the IICRC (Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification) and RIA private certifying bodies. Most of the companies use S500 Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) which is completely based on the reliable restoration principles, practical experience of the professionals, research conducted by the experts, and with an extensive consultation gathered by technicians and several sources. This certifying body includes scientific group, regional, national and international association of disaster assistance companies and others who are specialized in the industry. Considering the experience and knowledge of professionals in disaster recovery, the certifying bodies developed a standard operating procedure to help the professionals to restore the property back to its pre-damaged condition.

What if there’s Mold?

Depending on the extent of flooding and how long it takes to clean up or address, you may have a serious mold problem on your hands. It takes mold 24-48 hours to grow in ideal conditions. Standing water provides ample moisture, and you’ll likely have mold on any moist or damp surfaces within a day if all water is not properly and completely removed. Mold can grow on any surface – from walls and ceilings to under carpeting and on furniture.

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