- Identifying Type and Extent of Damage
- Evaluating The Loss – In this intriguing phase, we dive into investigating the category of water (from 1 to 3) and the extent of contamination. This helps us make crucial decisions on what can be preserved and what needs to be discarded, based on the fascinating variations in water types.
- Category 1 – This category features water damage from pure sources like broken water lines, overflowing sinks or tubs without any pollutants, and even fresh rainwater downpours.
- Category 2 – Dive into a world where water is moderately polluted with contaminants! These waters may be filled with a thrilling mix of dishwasher or washing machine backflows, toilet bowl overflows (sans feces), or even the remnants of a shattered aquarium.
- Category 3 – Unfortunately, this situation entails exposure to harmful elements like pathogens, toxins, or other noxious agents. Common culprits include sewage, waste line disruptions, or even flooding from seawater, rivers, and streams.
- Water Removal or Extraction
- Drying and Dehumidification
- Antimicrobial Application
Water
Did you know that water, despite being essential for life, can be incredibly damaging when it infiltrates indoor spaces?
From causing rapid deterioration of structures and belongings to creating unsavory conditions, excess water or flooding shouldn't be taken lightly.
Fear not, though, as prompt and effective action within the first 24-48 hours can significantly minimize water's destructive power. You'd be surprised at the remarkable results clean-up and restoration efforts can achieve - whether it be salvaging precious family heirlooms, office equipment, or even industrial machinery!
Water Extraction and Drying
Discover unparalleled peace of mind with Double Clean Restoration's exceptional water removal solutions. Our industry-leading water drying technologies guarantee a swift and efficient recovery for your property, restoring it to its pristine condition with minimal damage.
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Our water damage restoration techniques include:
At Double Clean Restoration, we take pride in our cutting-edge, comprehensive range of drying equipment.
Our arsenal includes powerful air movers, advanced air scrubbers, efficient dehumidifiers, precise moisture meters, innovative thermal imaging cameras, and highly accurate thermo-hygrometers, among others.
Applied Structural Drying Services
Experiencing flood damage on your property can be overwhelming, and you might consider diving into the cleanup process yourself. But hold on!
Water extraction and structural drying are complex, scientific endeavors that require expert know-how and advanced tools. So, save your property from potential pitfalls by entrusting the job to a professional water removal service – it's the key to a swift and comprehensive recovery.
At Double Clean, our experts harness cutting-edge technology and moisture meters to meticulously assess the scope of water damage and the moisture content within. Our diligent monitoring and daily documentation of the drying process ensure that we achieve the highest standards of dryness.
To protect against secondary water damage, we employ advanced dehumidification equipment to extract moisture from the air and tackle condensation concerns.
With Double Clean, you can rely on efficient, eco-friendly solutions and impressive drying outcomes!
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What is water damage restoration?
Water damage restoration is the process of restoring a property that has been damaged by water back to its pre-damaged condition. This includes water extraction, drying, and cleanup services. It is important to respond quickly after water damage occurs in order to minimize the damage done to the property. Double Clean Restoration provides full water damage restoration services to ensure that your property is restored quickly and efficiently.
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What type of water damage is covered by homeowners insurance ?
Water damage that is covered by homeowners insurance is typically damage that is the result of a sudden and accidental event, such as a flood or water main break. If the water damage is the result of a slow leak, it may not be covered by homeowners insurance. If you have water damage in your home, it is important to act quickly to get the damage repaired. One of the most important things you can do is to file a claim with your insurance company as soon as possible. Most homeowners insurance policies will cover water damage, but it is important to understand what is covered under your policy. If you have water damage, it is important to take steps to protect your property from further damage. You should remove any items that may be damaged or water-logged and contact a Double Clean Restoration as soon as possible. The sooner you get the water damage repaired, the less likely you are to experience long-term damage.
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Do I need to hire a professional for water damage restoration?
Water damage can be a costly and destructive event. If you have recently experienced water damage in your home, it is important to take the necessary steps to correct the situation as soon as possible. While DIY restoration may be an option for some minor damages, it is always best to consult with a professional water damage restoration company when faced with extensive or serious damage. A professional water damage restoration company will have the experience and expertise to properly assess the level of damage, develop a plan of action, and efficiently restore your home back to its original condition. They will also work with your insurance company throughout the entire process to ensure that you receive the maximum claim benefit.
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How much does water damage restoration cost?
The cost of water damage restoration varies depending on the size of the area that has been damaged, the extent of the damage, and the type of services that are required. Generally speaking, costs will range from $500 to $10,000 or more. It's important to note that not all water damage is equal. For example, if a pipe has burst and water is flowing freely through your home, the damage will be much greater than if you simply had a leaky faucet. In addition, some types of services will be more expensive than others. For example, removing water and drying out an area will typically be less expensive than repairing structural damage or replacing carpets and furniture.