To meet the standards of commercial water damage restoration, just “dry” isn't enough. After water damage, a building that appears dry may still harbor covert moisture that continues the ongoing process of structural deterioration. Addressing issues that occur with commercial water damage restoration calls for a higher standard. Rytech Dry takes restoration to the next level to ensure results that stop the progression of water damage immediately and also prevent long-term aftereffects like the growth of toxic mold.
Instead of settling for dry, make sure the job's complete with the benefits of Rytech Dry:
- First and foremost, the origin of water damage must be located and stopped. In the absence of outdoor flooding, that may not be as obvious as it seems. Water quickly migrates inside enclosed buildings and may pool far from its origin. Tracing it down often means looking for hidden causes like roof leaks, pipe ruptures and malfunctioning appliances.
- What kind of water is affecting the structure? If it's clear water straight from a broken water supply pipe, for example, recovery procedures are typically uncomplicated. However, if you're dealing with backed-up raw sewage entering the building or inundation due to outdoor flooding, toxic biohazards are present and impose special techniques to neutralize the hazards of microbial contamination during and after the clean-up.'
- No moisture left behind. After water damage, moisture may still hide in many places inside a commercial facility that appear dry—but actually aren't. Utilizing moisture-detecting equipment makes it possible to probe suspect areas such as the inside of wall voids and underneath flooring to locate residual moisture. Advanced water extraction equipment and industrial dehumidifiers remove liquid as well as damaging water vapor from the building.
- When is dry Rytech Dry? Only when scientific test equipment is utilized to track the state of dryness at various points in the recovery process. Moisture measurement criteria developed by the science of drying—called psychometry—determines when the optimum state of dryness exists inside a structure and the building is truly Rytech Dry.
When it comes to commercial water damage restoration, remember that the building isn't dry until it's Rytech Dry.
