After water extraction, the affected area needs to be thoroughly dried to prevent mold growth and structural damage. Restoration professionals use industrial-grade air movers, dehumidifiers, and moisture detection tools to dry out walls, floors, and other affected surfaces.

Once the water is removed and the area is dried, the restoration process begins. This typically involves repairing or replacing damaged materials such as flooring, walls, cabinets, and furniture. Restoration professionals may also address any structural issues, repaint surfaces, and restore the affected area to its pre-damaged condition.

This involves removing standing water from the affected area. Professionals use specialized equipment such as pumps, vacuums, and dehumidifiers to extract water efficiently and prevent further damage.

Water damage often leads to mold growth, which can pose serious health risks. Mold remediation involves identifying and eliminating mold colonies, removing contaminated materials, and treating affected areas to prevent future mold growth.