60 likes | 67 Views
Once the inspection and identification of the source has been remedied, the ater Damage Restoration Extraction Process will begin to remove all water from the structure. Then, any affected and unsalvageable materials will be properly removed and disposed of, prior to the complete disinfection of the envelope. Visit us: https://www.biowashing.com/services/water-damage-restoration/
E N D
Water Damage Restoration Haddonfield • When a water loss occurs in your home, immediate action is vital. Our team is on-call 24 Hours a day, 365 days a year. You will speak to a Live Person, no matter the time or date, and you’re water loss will be expedited to minimize further damage to your personal contents and the structure of your home. If you’re filing the loss through your insurance, we will document the entire process, and work with your insurance company directly, and bill them to ease your worries. Water Damage Restoration Haddonfield • The water damage restoration process begins with a detailed inspection of your property, including a damage assessment. We will identify and stop the source of water, so that the drying process can begin, and also identify the type of water and scope needed to bring your home back to pre-loss conditions. The type of water contamination will affect the specific water damage restoration processes used to restore your property.
Categories of Water • Category 1 • Water from a clean source with no substantial risk of causing sickness or discomfort is said to be Category 1, or a clean water loss. In order to remain Category 1, water must not have been present for a substantial amount of time, and materials affected must be cleaned and maintained. Certain odors from the water damage loss can indicate that the water is not Category 1. Examples of Category 1 water include broken water supply lines, tub or sink overflows with no contaminants, and appliance malfunctions involving water supply lines. Once the water damage loss has been established as Category 1, the structural drying can proceed. It is possible to restore the structure to pre-loss conditions by thoroughly and rapidly drying materials, and only replacing materials which have permanent structural or aesthetic water damage.
Category 2 • Water that does carry a significant degree of chemical, biological and/or physical contamination is said to be Category 2. Aquarium leaks, waterbed leaks, toilet bowl overflows that contain urine, dishwasher leaks and washing machine overflows, and water which enters the structure through hydrostatic pressure, like basement flooding causing minor or major water damage. With Category 2 water damage losses, special steps and procedures are necessary in order to return the structure to a pre-loss condition. Hot water extraction must be executed and the underlay of the carpet must be removed and disposed. Antimicrobials should also be used to mitigate growth of microorganisms especially when there are porous materials that are to be cleaned and restored. • Category 3 • When water intrusion results from a grossly unsanitary source, or carries pathogenic agents, it is said to be category 3. Examples of Category 3 water sources include discharge from toilets that originate from beyond the trap, sewer or septic system, and intrusions from the surface of ground water into the structure like flood water. Many procedures are necessary to address cleanliness and safety when dealing with category 3 water losses. Worker and occupant health and safety are the first priority on such losses as they are considered potentially hazardous when completing this type of water damage restoration project. Individuals with compromised immune systems, individuals who have undergone recent surgery or chemotherapy, and those whose immune systems are suppressed by conditions such as AIDS should be evacuated from the structure until it has been judged safe for occupancy. Various cleaning and decontamination procedures must be applied, while surfaces that are too be restored must be thoroughly cleaned.
Once the inspection and identification of the source has been remedied, the ater Damage Restoration Extraction Process will begin to remove all water from the structure. Then, any affected and unsalvageable materials will be properly removed and disposed of, prior to the complete disinfection of the envelope. This is when the Drying Process begins. Fans, Dehumidifiers, Injecti-Dry and other types of cavity equipment will be used to return the structure pre-loss conditions to prevent further damage and the potential of mold growth. We will monitor the drying process each day until the equipment is removed, and then provide you and/or your insurance company with all necessary paperwork. • It is our expertise and dedication that has led us to win more awards then any other company in our water damage removal service areas. We are the highest rated Water Damage Restoration company with the means to prove it, and our entire staff is IICRC Certified. Water Damage Restoration Services offered for residents of Philadelphia PA, Delaware County PA, Bucks County PA, Montgomery County PA, Chester County PA, Lehigh County PA, Camden County NJ, Mercer County NJ, Burlington County NJ, Gloucester County NJ, Monmouth County NJ & Delware.
For More information please visit our website: • https://www.biowashing.com/services/water-damage-restoration/