Water Damage Restoration Seattle Lynwood & Western Washington

About Water Damage Types

Water is the #1 Damage Assignment for a Mitigation Company.

  • There is an abundance of water loss sources in and around the home.
    • Sinks; Washing Machines; Dishwashers; Toilets; Hot Water Heaters; Spigots; Refrigerator Ice Makers…
    • Ground Water, Broken Pipes, Ice Dams, Roof Leaks…

Three Categories of Water; Each with its own Protocol for Mitigation

  • Cat 1 – Fresh Water (can drink it)
  • Cat 2 – Gray Water (not drinkable, may produce odors)
  • Cat 3 – Black Water (pathogens, bacteria, can make person ill)

Four Classes of Water; Each with its own Protocol for Drying

  • Class 1 – Part of a Room Affected
  • Class 2 – All of a Room; Multiple Rooms Affected
  • Class 3 – Multiple Levels Affected (e.g. loss occurs on 2nd floor and also affects 1st)
  • Class 4 – Specialty Equipment Needed (Injection; Floor Mats; ETAS Heating)

Demolition

Not all water losses require demolition

The removal of materials (drywall, flooring, cabinets, etc.) is based on the category of loss (1, 2, 3) and the class of loss (1, 2, 3, 4) demolition may be required. This is for a variety of reasons

  • Is there mold?

  • Is insulation affected?

  • Is the material delaminating?

  • Are bacteria and pathogens present?

  • Is there already damage to the structure?

Measurement

PuroClean Northwest uses a variety of measurement devices to understand the scope of work. There is no one-size-fits-all mitigation process. We have tools that allow us to “see behind the walls” so we can be as efficient as possible doing the actual mitigation.


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Closing Comments

Our team trains relentlessly on this most common of all mitigation assignments. We use modern tools. We have attended a bevy of formal IICRC industry standards training sessions, including WRT (water restoration technician), ASD (applied structural drying), and CDS (commercial drying systems). 

We understand the tools, systems, measurement techniques, exploratory practices, and disinfecting and deodorizing chemistries to return your home to pre-loss conditions. We wrote the book on mitigation, see www.TheMitigationHandbook.com

FAQs

What are the symptoms of mold exposure?

The symptoms normally resemble “allergies:” itchy eyes, sneezing, coughing, etc. However, different molds will affect different people in different ways. If you believe you might be suf[…]

How do you assess water damage when buying a house?

You should get a professional home inspector to determine if there is water damage and the extent of the damage. A contractor can estimate the repair cost.[…]

Why should I consider using PuroClean for reconstruction?

The Professionals at PuroClean are the best option for reconstruction services because we understand the scope of the work to be done after water, fire, mold or biohazard emergency services are com[…]

Where does mold grow in homes?

Mold commonly grows in areas that are prone to moisture, such as the basement and bathroom. However, mold can also grow in hidden areas of the home, such as behind walls, under the floor, in the ai[…]

How do you identify water damage on tile floor?

An easy way to tell if your tile floors are water-damaged is by checking to see if any tiles are darker in color than the other tiles.[…]

#1 Rated Water Damage Restoration Seattle & Western WA Residents Trust

Trusted

We have earned the trust of homeowners, insurance professionals, home service providers, and property managers throughout North America.

State-of-the-art Equipment

We use a range of modern, high-quality equipment that work together to create the most effective drying conditions.

Ongoing Communication

At every step, we keep you and your insurance agent informed. We want everyone involved to understand what is happening, what to expect, and what to do.

Thorough Cleanup

We treat water-damaged property as if it were our own. Our technicians dry every item respectfully and professionally, from your carpet to your family photographs.

Unlike any other water damage repair company, we rescue and restore lives and property with the PuroClean QuickDry System™ in the shortest possible time and at a much lower cost than the traditional drying system many of our competitors use. Using state-of-the-art equipment for drying, dehumidifying, deodorizing, and disinfecting, we restore your home or business with minimal disruption so that you can get back to your normal life.

PuroClean Emergency Flood and Related Water Damage Restoration Services

  • Water Removal

  • Emergency Water Extraction

  • Drying & Dehumidification

  • Carpet Restoration

  • Carpet Cleaning, Deodorization & Spot Removal

  • Mold & Odor Removal

  • Reconstruction

Urgency and sensitivity

Recognizing that water damage causes a devastating setback to families or businesses, our Paramedics of Property Damage™ respond with urgency and sensitivity 24 hours a day, seven days a week to professionally salvage your property. We understand the trauma you are facing so we rescue your property with compassion and minimal disruption to your daily life.

Detailed and Accurate Assessments

Our professionals identify the full extent of water damage, both visible and unseen, by using sensors such as moisture detectors and hygrometers. Meanwhile, we help homeowners overcome their feeling of helplessness by explaining the process in a way that they can understand what is happening, what to expect, and what they can do.