Water Removal In Your Aberdeen Property

3/21/2020 (Permalink)

Correct water restoration requires attention to detail in both primary and secondary phases.

The Two Phases of Water Removal that Aberdeen Residents should know

Large bodies of water can affect a home in several negative ways. The first may be primary damages that can affect structure, stain, or shrink fabrics as well as migrating from the source of moisture outward across the home. Secondary damages may be a concern when water problems persist for longer than seventy hours. These may manifest as microbial growth issues, discoloration, or degradation in water quality. As a homeowner, overcoming water-related damages is challenging without access to the appropriate and expertise.

Many homeowners resort to professional water removal services here in Aberdeen. Professional services can take the stress out of water removal while also providing you with peace of mind regarding secondary damages. Our team here at SERVPRO is adept at dealing with water-related issues in residential properties. Using the correct equipment, as well as applying it in the right manner, is essential to ensure your losses are kept to a minimum. We can also frequently restore possessions to a preloss condition following water loss.

Water mitigation can be split into two distinct categories. The first may be emergency water loss situations. These could include flooding, multi-story damages, or appliance malfunction. Our team at SERVPRO is local, which can reduce callout times and help us to prevent water migration as well as degradation. Emergency services may include shutting off the supply of water at the source, as well as removing larger bodies of water using specialist pumping equipment.

A secondary category may be preventative measures that SERVPRO employ to ensure your property does not suffer unnecessary harm. Preventative measures work with the building materials in your home as well as its psychrometrics to ensure that no secondary damages occur. Thorough dehumidification or air-scrubbing of the affected area may be necessary to avoid high humidity levels causing mold growth or odor. We can also treat the affected area using anti-microbial chemicals and biocides to prevent microbes like fungi, bacteria, or viruses from developing.

Correct water restoration requires attention to detail in both primary and secondary phases. Contact SERVPRO of Aberdeen / Holmdel at (732) 290-3170.

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