Water Damage Restoration Tips from Mold Solutions & Inspections
                     WATER DAMAGE 
RESTORATION TIPS 
FROM MOLD 
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QWATEUR DAIMCAGEK WOLRSYENS OVER TIME. ADDRESS LEAKS, 
FLOODING, OR EXCESS MOISTURE IMMEDIATELY TO 
PREVENT STRUCTURAL DAMAGE AND MOLD GROWTH.
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 IDENTIFY THE 
SDetOermiUne wRheCtherE the water damage is from 
clean water (e.g., plumbing leaks), gray water 
(e.g., washing machine overflows), or black water 
(e.g., sewage backups). This helps establish the 
proper restoration approach.
TURN OFF 
ELECTRICITY IN 
AWatFer FaEnd CeleTctriEcityD a re a dangerous 
combination. Shut off power in flooded areas 
AbefoRre iEnspeActinSg or handling damage.
EXTRACT STANDING 
WUse ApumTpsE, wRet vacuums, or professional extraction 
equipment to remove excess water. The faster you 
remove water, the lower the risk of severe damage.
DRY THE AREA 
DeploTy hHighO-powRereOd faUns, GdehuHmidLifiYers, and open 
windows to improve airflow and speed up the drying 
process. Moisture left behind can lead to mold growth.
INSPECT FOR 
MOLD GROWTH
Mold can start forming within 24-48 hours 
of water exposure. If you notice musty 
odors or visible mold, consult a certified 
mold remediation expert immediately.
REMOVE AND 
REPLACE DAMAGED 
PoroMus maAterTials ElikeR drywIaAll, inLsuSlation, and 
carpets may need to be removed if they are 
heavily saturated. Proper disposal prevents 
long-term mold and bacteria issues.
SANITIZE AND 
DAfterI SremIovNing FwaEter CandT damaged materials, thoroughly clean and 
disinfect surfaces to eliminate bacteria, viruses, and potential 
contaminants.
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