Why SERVPRO? Advance technology and techniques
5/31/2019 (Permalink)
In case that you have a fire emergency at your home or business, SERVPRO of Martin County will be there to assist you through the restoration process, not only with highly trained professionals but also with the best equipment needed to quickly restore your property to pre-fire status.
During the last few decades the technology and techniques in the restoration industry have had an important advance, these advances allow SERVPRO of Martin County professionals to restore properties quickly reliable and effectively.
We count with equipment for moisture detection and measure. The scientific drying principals rely upon this equipment to detect measure and monitor the moisture labels on your property. Resent advances such as infrared cameras help us to detect water through the walls, floors and ceiling; and sensitive moisture detectors, hygrometers and other moisture meters measure the extent of moisture saturation.
The water needs to be extract so we have powerful extraction equipment that speeds the drying process by removing the bulk of water from your home or business. These are submersible pumps powered by gas for continues pumping of high-levels water. These portable extraction units perform efficient water removal.
After extract the bulk of the water our industrial strength air movers and dehumidifiers are needed to remove the remaining moisture proper drying helps to prevent swelling and warping of floors and furniture. The high speed air mover causes moisture to evaporate at a faster pace and the humidifiers pull the water vapor from the air.
The water, smoke and fire damages causes odors. We use machines to remove airborne contaminants and guaranty the air quality during the restoration process such as air scrubbers and thermal foggers with deodorization agents, to finalize the process SERVPRO of Martin County will use approved cleaning agents to clean and remove odors and contaminants, to disinfect and stop the grow of bacteria, fungi, mildew and other harmful microorganisms. Call to action. SERVPRO of Martin county: 772-334-8762.