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Structural Drying and Dehumidification Services in Covington and Conyers, Georgia
- ServiceMaster by LoveJoy
Servicing Atlanta, Decatur, Stockbridge, Conyers, McDonough, Stone Mountain, Covington, Social Circle, Dekalb County, Fulton County, Georgia and Surrounding Areas
Structural drying and dehumidification services are the next major step after water extraction or water removal. Structural drying occurs when specialized techniques and equipment are used to air out, dehumidify, and otherwise dry up any wetness so it can’t cause lasting problems.
At ServiceMaster by LoveJoy, our technicians are trained on the latest disaster restoration techniques, procedures, and best practices, when you call us for water damage restoration and structural drying in Covington and Conyers, Georgia, we can employ the correct equipment and utilize the right methods to dry your property faster than any other company in the area.
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What Is The Difference Between Structural Drying And Dehumidification?
Structural drying and dehumidification both play essential roles in the water damage mitigation process, but each performs a different task.
- Structural drying is the process of removing moisture from materials.
- Dehumidification consists of removing moisture from the air.
Why is it Important to get Structural Drying and Dehumidification done as soon as possible?
Structural drying and dehumidification are necessary after a disaster because they extract moisture that could be hiding behind walls, under flooring, and in your HVAC system. If left untreated, these moist areas could lead to mold or damaged materials that put your structure in danger, lead to health issues or structural failure.
Trust ServiceMaster by LoveJoy with every phase of the water damage restoration process to ensure you receive the prompt and proper care that is required
Our Drying and Dehumidification Process
- Upon arriving at your facility or property, ServiceMaster by LoveJoy will immediately assess the damage and design a plan of action that minimizes business interruption.
- Crews will then begin the water extraction process by using commercial-grade equipment that absorbs, drains, pumps, or vacuums the affected area.
- Using air movers, dehumidifiers, and/or desiccant drying techniques, ServiceMaster by LoveJoy will remove excess moisture in the air and dry porous surfaces in the affected areas.
- Throughout the procedure, ServiceMaster by LoveJoy will consistently monitor the moisture levels to ensure every area of your building returns to its dry standard. This tried-and-true process will eliminate immediate threats caused by water intrusion and prevent potential damages in the future so that you and your employees can continue operating in a safe environment.
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What are the Benefits of Structural Drying and Dehumidification?
It is necessary to use structural drying and dehumidification methods when restoring a residential or commercial property. These techniques and services will speed up the drying process considerably, which in itself offers numerous advantages, such as:
- Saving time
- Preventing costly secondary damage
- Reducing reconstruction requirements and lowering insurance claim costs
- Getting back to normal quicker
- Non-destructive
- Mold-prevention and removal
- Salvaging materials that might otherwise have to be thrown out
- Easing stress and affording more peace of mind
- Completely targeting anywhere moisture has settled
Our Advanced Drying Equipment
ServiceMaster by Lovejoy engage in structural or commercial drying and dehumidification services, we only use the best and proven tools. Among are:
- High-grade industrial dehumidifiers to reduce the risk of secondary water damage
- High-speed air movers for large-volume drying that can evaporate the moisture within walls, carpets, furniture, carpet underpadding, and more.
- Inject-dry systems that can promote airflow within the walls and floorboards of a property using holes as small as a coin.
- Air scrubbers that clean away any airborne particles, like drywall dust, sawdust, concrete dust, mold spores, or other pathogenic particles essential when dealing with sewage backup.
Locally Owned Company with National Resources
As a locally owned and operated business, we live and work in this community, too. We are close by and ready to respond immediately when you need cleaning or restoration services. We’re also part of a national network of franchises, which allows us to respond quicker with more resources. For major storms and disasters, we can even call upon special disaster recovery teams for additional resources.
