Water, Fire, & Mold Restoration in Anchorage

November 30, -0001 | Anchorage, AK

Dry Out Systems arrived on site to help our customer out in a timely manner. DOS technicians removed any standing water in the affected areas, removed minimum affected material (per customer request) and set correct number of drying equipment as per the IICRC S500 industry standard guidelines. DOS as able to dry most of the affected areas with 3 days using drying our professional drying equipment, however, the area where the pipe burst occurred took additional drying time. The customer was happy with the technicians as the they showed respect to her and her home. She was also please as they took the time to answer all of her questions as professionals with care.

June 21, 2024 | Anchorage, AK

When the Dry Out Systems technician arrived at the residence, they found a burst pipe in the bedroom wall, causing extensive water damage to the Bedroom and the bedroom closet. The crew first applied floor protection to all areas not affected that may be damage due to traffic. Thermal imaging and moisture detection equipment was used to create a water path which allows the technicians to accurately place drying equipment. Photos were then taken to document the water loss for the customer. The process was explained and documents were signed to give DOS permission to proceed. The crew then completed a water extraction to remove any standing water, techs removed wet affected baseboard, they applied an Microban anti-microbial to minimize any microbial-growth (Mold) and placed the proper amount of drying equipment in the rooms according to the IICRC S500 industry standards. Once coverage was verified, remaining affected materials were removed and a HEPA vacuum was used to minimize dust generation and aerosolization of potentially hazardous materials. Negative air was set up to protect the our customers from potentially harmful particulates that may have become airborne. Daily logs and photos were taken to monitor the atmospheric readings and moisture content of the affected materials. Once the dry standard was met the equipment was removed and the home was ready for the contractor to restore to pre-loss condition.

July 26, 2024 | Anchorage, AK

Dry Out Systems arrived at the residence and found the crawlspace flooded causing water damage to the area. After pumping the water out of the crawlspace, it was found that the sump pump had failed and water was entering from the extensive amount of rain that was occurring during a storm. Drying equipment was placed and the structure was stabilized until verification of coverage was afforded by the insurance company. Once coverage was verified, Microbial cleaning was performed and air movers were placed to expedite drying. Once our dry standard goal was reached, a new vapor barrier was installed and sealed.