The company provides an full array of restoration services from emergency services (emergency board-up and structural drying) through complete reconstruction. Groove Disaster Restoration fulfills the need for 24 hour, seven-day-a-week instant response and expertise in all areas of disaster restoration services. With multiple certified restorers and a water loss specialist on staff, the quality assurance and ethics of Groove Disaster Restoration, work has become the natural selection for those facing property damage restoration.

One call to Groove Disaster Restoration is all it takes to put your home or business back in order. With a background in construction, not just carpet cleaning, the team at Groove Disaster Restoration will take your project from emergency services and content restoration through complete reconstruction.

Services Include:

1. Extraction: Physical Removal of Water
Removal of water in the liquid state is 500 times more efficient than changing liquid to vapor with air movers and removing the vapor with dehumidification. Specialty tools have been designed to remove maximum amount of water out of carpets and cushions such as the Hydro-X Extreme. Removing carpet cushion may not be necessary using Rapid Structural Drying techniques.

2. Air Flow: Evaporation
After the water has been physically removed, the remaining water must be evaporated using high-velocity air. Increased airflow evaporates the water from the wet structural materials much more rapidly.

3. Dehumidification
Dehumidifiers are used to take the excessive moisture being put into the air from the air movers and remove it from structure. Without dehumidifiers, hygroscopic materials would absorb moisture out of the air and become damaged, drying would be delayed, and mold growth could occur. By utilizing the new low grain refrigerant dehumidifiers we can remove much more moisture from the affected area than ever before.

4. Temperature Control
Maintaining proper temperature is critical in drying a structure quickly. Warm air holds more moisture than cool air; therefore, warm air will increase the rate of evaporation. Usually within the first 24 to 48 hours, because of the cooling effect of moisture evaporating from materials, temperatures are easily maintained. Keeping the temperature of the affected area between 80° - 90° for the first 36 - 48 hours can assist drying enormously. Drying chambers can be utilized to contain the warmer temperatures to the affected area.

Rapid Structural Drying Benefits

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