Water, Fire, & Mold Damage Restoration Services in Bruceton Mills

July 01, 2024 | Bruceton Mills, WV

For this water damage caused by a burst hot water tank (HWT), our team performed both mitigation and reconstruction services to address the extensive damage. Upon arriving, we identified the affected areas, which included the master bedroom, closet, and master bathroom. Water had migrated into the crawl space, with the customer slicing the bellywrap to relieve the water. We began by extracting standing water from the affected rooms and crawl space. Dehumidifiers and air movers were set up in the bedroom, closet, bathroom, and crawl space to ensure thorough drying of the structure and prevent mold growth. We also inspected the crawl space to ensure all moisture was addressed and treated any potentially affected areas. After completing the mitigation, we proceeded with the reconstruction. In the master bedroom, closet, and bathroom, we replaced any damaged drywall, baseboards, and flooring. In the crawl space, we reinstalled or repaired the bellywrap as needed, ensuring that the space was properly sealed and safe. The project was completed with the home restored to its pre-loss condition, ensuring the property was both dry and secure.

June 10, 2024 | Bruceton Mills, WV

For this water damage mitigation in the crawl space, our team began by identifying the source of the water intrusion and addressing it to prevent further damage. We then removed any standing water using pumps and extraction equipment. To ensure the area was thoroughly dried, we placed dehumidifiers and air movers strategically to target moisture in the subfloor and surrounding materials. We inspected the crawl space for any signs of mold or structural damage and treated surfaces as needed. The space was thoroughly dried, and we ensured it was safe, clean, and moisture-free, preventing future damage. The mitigation process was completed, preparing the area for any potential future repairs.

November 16, 2023 | Bruceton Mills, WV

For this water loss caused by a toilet overflow on the second floor, our team performed both mitigation and reconstruction services across multiple affected areas. We began by extracting water from the ceramic tile and carefully removed damaged drywall and baseboards in the second-floor bathroom. Dehumidifiers and air movers were strategically placed to ensure thorough drying, preventing mold growth and moisture retention. In the kitchen, water had damaged the plaster ceiling, drywall, laminate flooring, and cabinets. We removed the wet plaster ceiling, compromised drywall, and flooring. Cabinets were carefully cleaned and assessed for water damage. Afterward, air movers were set up to dry the kitchen areas thoroughly. In the basement, while the space was unfinished, we took precautions to check for any water spread into the lower levels. Moisture detection tools were used to ensure no water was trapped behind walls or floors. For the reconstruction, we replaced the damaged drywall and baseboards in the second-floor bathroom and reinstalled the ceramic tile after ensuring the subfloor was completely dry. In the kitchen, we replaced the plaster ceiling, drywall, and laminate flooring. Any damaged cabinets were either repaired or replaced as needed. Finally, we ensured the basement remained dry and safe, completing the restoration to return the home to its original condition.