DURACLEAN has the capability and equipment to handle any size water damage 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Whether a small leak saturated the carpet or a frozen water pipe flooded the entire home or business, DURACLEAN is prepared to handle the most difficult loss.

Extraction
Excess water must be extracted using pumps, truck mounted vacuum units, and specialized extraction tools. Rapid response is important to prevent secondary damage such as staining, delaminating, and water wicking up walls & cabinetry. Whether the source of damage is clean water, gray water, or black water, it is vital to remove the excess water and contaminates quickly.

• Powerful truck mounts extract water from floors and saturated carpets & padding.
• Weighted machines aid in extracting the most water possible.
• Contents are moved out of the affected areas or blocked up to prevent secondary damage.
• All affected areas are treated with a anti-microbial disinfectant.

Advanced Drying Equipment
After extraction, powerful drying machines are put into action. air movers speed the evaporation process tremendously. As water evaporates, it must be taken out of the air. DURACLEAN’S low grain dehumidifiers pull humidity and moisture out of the air as well as all surrounding building materials. Dehumidifiers produce hot, dry air to accelerate evaporation and can take up to 30 gal. of water out of the air per day.

• High powered air movers speed the evaporation process.
• Dehumidifiers that remove humidity & moisture from all building materials such as carpet, padding, drywall, plaster & hardwoods.
• Injectidry System that allows for drying inside wall cavities, below floors and above ceilings.

Moisture Monitoring
Monitoring the drying process is a vital part of water damage restoration. DURACLEAN can detect and measure how much moisture is trapped in the building materials of a residence or business. These moisture readings are important when drying a structure back to its pre-loss condition.

• Infrared Thermal Imaging Camera that can see & digitally photograph moisture that is not visible to the naked eye.
• Moisture probes that detect moisture in all different types of building materials.
• Thermal hygrometers detect relative humidity to monitor the drying process