Water · fire · mold · sewage · to pre-loss condition

Water damage restoration, documented to the percent.

Emergency line · 1-800-928-3732 · 24/7 · since 2002

A flood is not fixed when the floor looks dry. It is fixed when the framing reads 15% and the log says so. We extract, open, dry and rebuild. Then we measure, daily, until the house is back at pre-loss condition.

The map that dries itself.

Drying clockDAY 0 · 00:00

Fig. 1 · Job 26-0911 · readings in % WME · standard 12–16% · scroll drives the clock

00 · Day 0Mapped
Every cell pinned and logged. Source: kitchen supply line. 40 cells above 16%.
01 · Day 0–1Extracted, opened
Standing water out. Drywall cut 60 cm along the wet wall. Insulation removed.
02 · Day 1–3Drying
Six air movers on the wall line, one LGR dehumidifier in the hall. Readings twice daily.
03 · Day 3Verified
Wettest cell reads 12.4%. Log signed, adjuster copied. Rebuild scheduled.

Restored living room, bright north light, wall rebuilt and painted

Fig. 2 · Day 0 → Day 3Same room, same light

Four steps. One log.

01Extract
02Open
03Dry
04Rebuild

Step 01 / 04

Technician extracting standing water from a hardwood floor with a wand — 01 · ExtractStanding water out within the first hour. Volume logged.

Drywall flood cut 60 centimetres up the wall, studs exposed — 02 · OpenFlood cut at 60 cm. Wet insulation removed. Cavity exposed to air.

Air movers and a dehumidifier arranged along an opened wall — 03 · DryEquipment set to the map. Readings twice a day until every cell is under 16%.

03 · DryEquipment set to the map. Readings twice a day until every cell is under 16%.

New drywall taped and primed on a rebuilt wall — 04 · RebuildDrywall, trim, paint. The log is closed at pre-loss condition.

Where the water sits.

A wall is five materials. Paint dries in an hour and hides the other four. We read every layer.

Paintsurface dry · 1 hremoved
Drywall38%14%
Insulation41%replaced
Stud32%15%
Subfloor · joist29%13%

Instruments, not promises.

Three units, one wall. Each one leaves a number in the log.

Centrifugal air mover, snail-shell housing, on paper — **A · Air mover**2,800 CFM · 0.9 A · 51 cm

LGR dehumidifier on wheels, on paper — **B · LGR dehumidifier**130 pints / day · 49 cm

Pin-type moisture meter, two pins, on paper — **C · Pin meter**10 mm pin · 6–40% WME

Fig. 3 · Unit sheet · Job 26-0911
Unit	Placement	Runtime	Reading at removal
Air mover ×6	Wall line, 1.2 m spacing	72 h	Surface 11%
LGR dehumidifier ×1	Hall, door closed	72 h	RH 34%
Pin meter	Every cell, twice daily	7 rounds	Max 12.4%

Air mover · idle loop

Hand holding a pin meter against drywall, reading 12.4% — Fig. 4 · Day 3The last reading before the wall is closed.

Local business, national power.

Every location is locally owned and operated, backed by Belfor Franchise Group.

Founded: 2002
Locations: Locally owned · nationally backed by Belfor Franchise Group
Google rating: Highest average of all national franchised property restoration brands
Services: 4 families · 14 line items
Emergency line: 1-800-928-3732 · 24/7
Headquarters: Ann Arbor, MI

Water & flood

Extraction · flood restoration · pipe burst · commercial

Fire & smoke

Electrical · kitchen · house · wildfire

Mold

Removal · remediation

Sewage

Backup · septic failure · toilet overflow · odor removal

Kitchen · pipe burst · 3 days · 12.9%Basement · sump failure · 5 days · 13.4%Bath · toilet overflow · 2 days · 12.1%Office · sprinkler · 4 days · 11.8%Laundry · hose split · 3 days · 12.6%Attic · roof leak · 4 days · 13.0%Garage · sewage backup · 6 days · 12.2%Kitchen · dishwasher · 2 days · 11.9% Kitchen · pipe burst · 3 days · 12.9%Basement · sump failure · 5 days · 13.4%Bath · toilet overflow · 2 days · 12.1%Office · sprinkler · 4 days · 11.8%Laundry · hose split · 3 days · 12.6%Attic · roof leak · 4 days · 13.0%Garage · sewage backup · 6 days · 12.2%Kitchen · dishwasher · 2 days · 11.9%

Job	26-0911 · pipe burst
Day	0 · 00:00
Reading	38.2%
Standard	12–16% WME
Status	DRYING