Recovering after a flood can be a very harrowing experience for anyone. The amount of water damage done to a structure can be quite considerable – not only to one’s living space, but also to one’s personal belongings. However, once the waters have subsided, it’s time to start the recuperation process and Kennedy Restoration Services professionals are here to help.

The restoration of a building after a flood can be done in several stages, all of which require a professional team that knows exactly what they’re doing.

Property Assessment

The site in which the flooding occurred must be given a thorough assessment and inspection to see if there has been any permanent damage done throughout the structure. This also includes a cataloging of all items affected by the flood to see if there are any things that can still be salvaged. Items which are still intact or have received minimal damage will also be accounted for, so that you are able to retrieve these items immediately after the assessment.

Removal of Salvageable Items Off-Site

All items with water damage will be removed and transferred to a facility where they will undergo restoration procedures. Non-removable items such as fixtures and plumbing will be marked for the next stage, which calls for the drying and monitoring of the area.

Drying and Repair Process

The entire structure will receive extensive drying and repair procedures to remove as much moisture as possible from the affected items and areas. The use of dehumidifiers and blower equipment are necessary to ensure that the area is kept as dry as possible to prevent after effects such as mold and mildew.

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