Upon arrival, we utilize powerful, commercial-grade pumps and extraction units to swiftly remove all standing floodwater, simultaneously beginning the careful removal of mud, silt, and debris to prepare the area for deep cleaning and drying. Due to the hazardous nature of floodwater (often classified as Category 3 or "black water"), all porous materials that have been saturated, such as drywall, insulation, carpet, and upholstered furniture, are typically unsalvageable.

Our team safely and efficiently removes and disposes of these contaminated materials according to strict health regulations. Following removal, every affected non-porous surface is meticulously cleaned, disinfected, and sanitized using hospital-grade, EPA-approved antimicrobial and anti-viral agents. This ensures all pathogens and contaminants are eliminated, making the environment safe and healthy.

After thorough cleaning and sanitizing, we implement a professional drying process, deploying industrial-strength air movers and dehumidifiers to thoroughly dry out the entire structure, including hidden areas within walls and subfloors. We continuously monitor moisture levels with advanced tools to ensure complete dryness and prevent secondary issues like mold. Flood damage often leaves behind persistent, unpleasant odors, which we neutralize and eliminate at their source using advanced deodorization techniques.