WATER OVERFLOW CLEANUP

• Did You leave the water running in the tub when to take a phone call? 
• Was your overflow drain working  correctly,  or was it actually clogged?
• Did a child start water running and leave it on without telling anyone? 

When an overflowed tub occurs, it can cause extensive damage to various parts of your home, including the subfloor, carpet, drywall, ceiling, and walls below the tub. However, with prompt remediation, many of these damages can be salvaged. Delaying the remediation process for several days can lead to strong odors and microbial growth behind the drywall. This is because the water has had enough time to soak into the subfloor, leading to high moisture content. In such situations, removing the subfloor becomes essential for proper drying. In many cases, this can help save time, money, and prevent further aggravation.

It is important to rule out the presence of mold or structural damage caused by the standing water. At our company, we use state-of-the-art water sensing equipment such as probes/sensors, infrared thermal imaging cameras, and video borescope camera inspections to inspect the affected spaces thoroughly. Our restoration experts will also determine the extent of damage to the affected area.

We take pride in providing comprehensive water damage restoration services that include sanitizing all affected areas and anywhere that may have been cross-contaminated by the standing water. Additionally, we always deodorize all affected areas in the structure to reduce odor and airborne illnesses. Our team is fully equipped with all the necessary tools to complete your water damage restoration, including air movers, dehumidifiers, subfloor drying equipment, and wood floor drying systems. You can trust us to get the job done correctly, efficiently, and effectively.