01
A supply line bursts overnight and soaks the kitchen wall and baseboards.
What we do: We dispatch a crew with dehumidifiers and air movers, map moisture with a thermal camera, and cut out only the saturated drywall. Framing gets dried and treated before new panels go up.
→ Drying finishes in three to four days, the wall is rebuilt and sealed, and your insurance packet is ready the same day we assess.
02
Storm water pushes through a slab foundation in a lakefront neighborhood.
What we do: We check the whole lower level with a moisture meter, because slab intrusion spreads wider than it looks. Wet panels come out, the slab edge and framing are dried, and we rebuild with mold-resistant drywall.
→ You get a dry, sealed wall and documentation showing the full extent of the loss, which matters for a flood claim.
03
A water heater fails before a holiday weekend and the garage wall is soaked.
What we do: We answer 24/7, start drying the same night, and assess the wall the next morning. If the panel is still firm, it dries in place and gets sealed. If it is soft, we replace it.
→ The wall reads dry on a hygrometer before we close it, and you are back to normal without waiting for a weekday appointment.
04
A slow leak behind a bathroom wall shows up as peeling paint and a musty odor.
What we do: We open the wall, find the source with a boroscope, dry the cavity, and treat any mold growth. Then we replace the damaged drywall and seal it with primer.
→ The odor is gone, the wall is solid, and the repair is finished smooth enough to paint without a visible patch.