Dehumidification

High humidity levels can make the air feel warmer than it actually is, leading to discomfort. Moreover, it can exacerbate certain health issues, particularly respiratory problems like asthma, as it promotes the growth of allergens like mold and dust mites.

Lowering humidity levels helps prevent the growth of mold and mildew, preserving the health of your indoor environment. These fungi can cause health problems and damage to building materials, furnishings, and personal items.

Excessive moisture can warp wood, peel paint, and corrode metal. Items such as electronics, books, clothing, and musical instruments can also be adversely affected by high humidity. 

Lower humidity levels can make the air feel cooler, potentially reducing the need for extensive air conditioning, which in turn can lower energy consumption.

In several industries, controlling humidity is crucial for maintaining the quality of products during manufacturing and storage. 

Our first step is to thoroughly assess the extent of water damage and humidity levels in the affected area. We determine the type and size of dehumidifiers needed and formulate a strategic plan for their placement to maximize efficiency. Our restoration experts employ high-tech tools such as moisture meters and thermal imaging cameras during this phase.

Before dehumidification can be fully effective, we ensure any standing water or excess moisture is removed. We employ pumps, vacuums, or other water extraction methods for this purpose.

Next, we set up industrial-grade dehumidifiers in strategic locations within the affected area. These dehumidifiers, significantly more powerful than standard residential units, are designed to handle large volumes of air and moisture.

The dehumidifiers work to pull in humid air and remove the moisture by drawing the air over a refrigerated coil to condense the moisture, then collecting it in a container or draining it away.

Throughout the dehumidification process, we vigilantly monitor the humidity levels and adjust the dehumidifiers as needed. This ensures effective drying of the area and helps prevent the growth of mold and mildew. Once we achieve an acceptable level of dryness, we remove the equipment and initiate any necessary repairs or restoration work.