FLOOD DAMAGE RESTORATION IN GREENWICH, CT

Upon arrival, the restoration team conducts a thorough assessment of the flood damage. We inspect the entire property, noting areas of standing water, structural damage, and waterlogged materials. This evaluation helps determine the scope of work required and guides the restoration process.

The next step is to ensure the safety of the property. This may involve shutting off the power, gas, and water to prevent electrical hazards or further damage. The restoration team wears protective gear and ensures the property is safe before proceeding.

The restoration team uses industrial pumps and vacuums to extract standing water from the property. This step is crucial to preventing further damage to the structure and contents of the home, as well as reducing the risk of mold growth.

Any debris, mud, or contaminated materials brought in by the flood are carefully removed and disposed of. This includes damaged carpeting, furniture, drywall, and other waterlogged items that cannot be salvaged.

After water extraction, powerful air movers and dehumidifiers are set up to dry out the affected areas. This process helps remove moisture from walls, floors, and ceilings to prevent mold growth and structural deterioration. Moisture meters are used to monitor drying progress.

Floodwaters often carry contaminants, such as bacteria, sewage, and chemicals. The restoration team applies antimicrobial treatments and sanitizers to disinfect the affected areas. This helps prevent harmful bacteria and mold from developing and ensures a safe environment for residents.

If mold is detected during the drying process, the team will implement mold remediation procedures. This may include removing moldy materials, applying specialized treatments to affected surfaces, and using air scrubbers to purify the air.

Once the property is dry and clean, the team begins repairing any structural damage caused by the flood. This can include replacing drywall, flooring, insulation, and rebuilding damaged walls or roofing.

If salvageable, personal items such as furniture, electronics, and important documents are cleaned and restored. The restoration team uses specialized cleaning techniques and equipment to restore items to their pre-damage condition.

A final inspection is conducted to ensure that the property is fully restored and free from moisture or contaminants. The team monitors the property to confirm that all areas are dry and safe for occupancy.

Once repairs are complete, the final stage of restoration focuses on returning the property to its pre-loss condition. This may include repainting, installing new flooring, and performing any necessary cosmetic repairs.

Throughout the process, the restoration company works closely with the homeowner’s insurance company, providing documentation, photos, and reports to assist with the claims process. This ensures a smooth and stress-free experience for the property owner.