Drying & Dehumidification Services

Our Drying and Dehumidification Process

Our decades of experience have given us a great deal of knowledge about drying out and dehumidifying a home. The five steps of our process are as follows:

• Inspect and assess: A certified technician will use state-of-the-art equipment to inspect your home for water damage, identify the source, and explain what needs to be done.
• Remove water: Various methods exist for extracting water, such as absorbing, draining, pumping, and vacuuming.
• Evaporation: In order to speed up the evaporation of water, we use equipment such as air movers.
• Dehumidification: Professional dehumidifiers are used to remove moisture from the air in water-damaged homes to speed up the drying process.
• Monitoring: To expedite the drying process and avoid excessive uncontrolled humidity, our technicians take atmospheric and moisture content readings during the drying process to determine whether or not the area is drying, at what rate, and what adjustments may be needed.

Eliminate Moisture and Prevent Future Damages in Your Home

A lack of proper moisture management can result in mold growth and structural damage. The five-step process we use for drying and dehumidifying your home has proven time and time again to be effective. We provide immediate solutions to your problems with the help of our technicians, who are available 24/7.

Commercial Water Drying and Dehumidification Services

Preventing Mold and Additional Damage to your Business

It is undeniable that water removal services on their own cannot completely eliminate a business’s moisture problem after a water damage event. A home’s HVAC system and vents can hide water behind walls, under flooring, and even inside walls. Using dehumidifiers along with high-velocity air movers, AquaTex’s experts provide expert structural drying and dehumidification services. We will ensure that your business is restored as soon as possible, considering the stakes are so high.

Difference Between Drying & Dehumidification

It is true that both of them remove water from your property and belongings, but how they do so differs:

Drying – The process of removing moisture from a material through heating or cooling.

Dehumidification – The process of removing moisture from the air.

Our drying methods prevent mold and mildew from growing inside walls, floors, and other areas of your property and minimize damage.

It is important not to underestimate mold’s danger

After being exposed to water, mold can begin to grow within 48 hours. As a result, it can cause serious structural damage to your facility as well as health problems if left unattended. In order to prevent this destructive growth from occurring, we provide commercial mold remediation services.

Process of Drying in Five Steps

Our company has been helping businesses recover from water damage for over 65 years. Because of our experience, we have refined our restoration services to ensure that they are of the highest quality.

Our process includes the following steps:

1. We use state-of-the-art equipment to inspect and assess your building. We identify damages and outline the necessary repairs.
2. There are several methods for removing water, including absorbing, draining, pumping, and vacuuming.
3. The water evaporates more quickly when we use air movers.
4. A special dehumidifier is used to accelerate the drying process in water-damaged buildings.
5. Our technicians conduct atmospheric and moisture content measurements as part of our monitoring process to determine whether the area is drying, at what rate, and whether adjustments are needed to speed drying.

Assisting you at all times

As a commercial water damage restoration company, we are available to assist you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We are committed to working with you throughout the entire process to ensure the best outcome. There is no better team in the business than ours. If you need assistance filing an insurance claim, we can assist you.