Water Damage Restoration in Cincinnati, OH

Our team provided comprehensive remediation and restoration services, including the removal of approximately 60 sq ft of drywall, 20 linear feet of baseboard, and 20 linear feet of quarter round trim. We applied antimicrobial treatment to 80 sq ft of affected areas and utilized air scrubbers for air purification. Content manipulation and relocation were performed for two hours, along with the application of 80 sq ft of poly sheeting for protection. Asbestos and lead paint samples were collected from the main level common area bathroom and the basement bedroom bathroom, and submitted for expedited lab analysis. We meticulously wiped down and covered large contents in bedrooms and bathrooms, sealing off vital areas and closets within affected rooms. Containment barriers were established in all affected rooms, the hallway, and foyer, including sealing off the kitchen and living room. Demolition commenced in the back two bedrooms. In the lower level, containment was set at the bottom of the steps, and contents were manipulated and prepared for covering in plastic, with plans for further demo and cleaning.

Our team conducted an initial inspection, documented the extent of the water damage, and assisted the customer in filing an insurance claim, including obtaining adjuster contact information. Walls were taped off to delineate wet areas and identify necessary demolition. Work authorization was secured, and detailed pictures and moisture readings were taken. Drying equipment, including dehumidifiers and air movers, was strategically placed in the basement and kitchen to initiate the drying process. Hydro day 1 procedures were completed, and scans were uploaded to Encircle. Subsequently, the hardwood floor beneath the fridge was tented, and approximately 30 square feet of wet drywall was removed from the stairwell wall and recreation area ceiling. Contents were covered and protected, and additional air movers were deployed. All demolition and cleaning tasks were completed, and the job reached its final drying stage. The dehumidifier was removed from the kitchen, and while the floor returned to a dry standard, warping was noted under the refrigerator.

To resolve the water damage and return the property to its pre-loss state, our team  implemented a scientific "dry-in-place" strategy that combines heavy-duty moisture extraction with aggressive environmental control. By utilising high-capacity LGR dehumidifiers to lower vapour pressure and strategically positioned air movers to break the boundary layer of surface saturation, they forced the trapped moisture out of porous materials like the wood panelling and carpet fibres. This physical evaporation, coupled with regular moisture mapping and the application of antimicrobial sanitisers, effectively neutralised the risk of structural warping and mould growth, ensuring  the building remains stable and hygienic without the need for a full-scale demolition of the affected areas.

Our team provided comprehensive mold remediation services, meticulously removing all contaminated materials and ensuring thorough cleaning of the affected structural components. Following the remediation, we initiated the restoration process, which included structural repairs, reconstruction of walls and ceilings, and the refurbishment of areas such as the kitchen, returning the property to its pre-damage condition.

Our team provided comprehensive water damage restoration services. This included professional water extraction from the carpeted hallway using specialized equipment, followed by the deployment of industrial drying equipment such as air movers and dehumidifiers to thoroughly dry the affected areas. Additionally, specialized tools were used to address moisture at the base of the walls and carpets to prevent further damage and mold growth.

Teasdale Fenton responded to the water damage issue by implementing a comprehensive restoration process. This included the removal of damaged drywall and flooring, exposing the affected structural elements and insulation. Specialized drying equipment, such as dehumidifiers and air movers, were deployed to thoroughly dry out the affected areas, preventing mold growth and further structural deterioration. The work involved careful demolition and preparation for reconstruction, ensuring a complete and effective water damage remediation.