There are many ways in which water could infiltrate a part of your home or business where it doesn’t belong. Burst pipes, leaks, sewage line issues, and storm-related flooding are all possible, sometimes common causes. And they all have a similar solution: water mitigation services performed by the professionals at Environment Control Restoration. Our services, available in eastern Washington and northern Idaho, help homeowners and business owners stay dry while we restore their properties to remediate as much of the water damage as possible.
No matter what caused your water intrusion issue, contact Environment Control Restoration right away to schedule service. Once we’ve arrived at your property, we’ll assess the damage and start a multi-step process to resolve your issue. This includes:
Dealing with unwanted water intrusion at your home or commercial property in eastern Washington or northern Idaho? Contact Environment Control Restoration today to get the water mitigation services you need to get your building back to normal as soon as possible.
If you’ve recently run into a situation with water intrusion at your home or business in Eastern Washington or Northern Idaho, Environment Control Restoration is the right partner to rely on for the water mitigation services you might need. If you have questions about water mitigation, what it entails, and how we go about the process, feel free to reach out, as we’d love to provide you with answers. Or, for now, you can take a look at some of the frequently asked questions (FAQs) we get from the homeowners and business owners we work with:
Water mitigation is the process of minimizing and preventing further, more expansive damage to your property after you’ve run into an issue with water intrusion. During the process, the focus is on removing standing water, drying any affected areas, and stabilizing the property to prevent the potential for structural issues and the growth of mold.
Although the two typically go hand in hand, water mitigation is different from water restoration, as the mitigation is done to stop the damage from spreading while the restoration comes after, more so in response to the damage. Mitigation occurs by extracting water and drying affected areas, while the restoration aspect of these projects typically includes repairing and rebuilding damage.
The simple answer is that you should look into water mitigation services as soon as possible following water intrusion. You’ll ideally want to have a team come out to your property to get started within 24 hours, as acting quickly reduces the risk of structural damage, warping, and mold growth. After all, mold can begin to grow within 24 to 48 hours.
You’ll need to turn to experts like ours at Environment Control Restoration whenever you’re dealing with issues like burst pipes, roof leaks, appliance overflows, storm damage, sewage backups, and flooding. With any situation involving excess water inside your home or business, you’ll want to call in the professionals.
The goal of a water mitigation project is to return moisture levels back to their normal—and safe—standards. So, how do we get there? When you turn to the pros at Environment Control Restoration, the process can include:
Of course, the job isn’t finished until moisture levels return to normal and your water intrusion problem is a thing of the past.
The length of the water mitigation process can depend on the extent of the damage you’re dealing with and the affected materials, as well as the environmental conditions. Like we said, it’s all about getting your property’s moisture levels back to normal, so while the drying part of the process might take 3 to 5 days, more complex situations are going to call for lengthier timelines.
While minor spills are going to be manageable, treating a significant water intrusion problem is always best left to the experts. When you turn to a team like ours at Environment Control Restoration, you can have peace of mind knowing the issue is being handled not only by experienced professionals, but also with the proper equipment. We use industrial extractors, air movers, and dehumidifiers to make sure you get the proper drying your property needs to avoid any hidden moisture issues and further problems down the line.