Carpet Cleaning, Rug Repair, & Restoration Services in Liberty Township

Our certified roofing and restoration team performed an emergency roof and attic inspection utilizing ladder assist equipment. We located damaged asphalt shingles on the roof pitch, secured a heavy-duty protective tarp over the affected roof section to stop incoming water, evaluated saturated insulation within the attic cavity, and inspected interior closet drywall water staining to prepare for drying and structural repairs.

Our reconstruction team evaluated the exposed ceiling joists, overhead PVC plumbing lines, and open timber wall framing near the doorway. We verified that the surrounding structural framing and floor tile were fully dried, prepared a reconstruction plan to install new ceiling and wall drywall, tape and finish joints, reinstall door trim, and paint the affected surfaces to return the area to pre-loss condition.

We executed a comprehensive multi-stage restoration plan to sanitize and dry the property. First, we performed immediate standing water extraction on the bathroom floor and living room area rugs using a commercial-grade extraction wand. Next, we addressed the structural migration by pulling up the ruined carpet and underlay padding on the stairwell landing to expose the bare concrete slab for direct drying. In the walk-in closet, where moisture had wicked upwards into the walls, we performed a precise flood cut by removing the bottom twelve to eighteen inches of saturated drywall and insulation to expose the 2x4 wooden wall studs. This controlled demolition eliminates hidden moisture pockets and prevents microbial growth. Finally, we thoroughly applied an EPA-approved antimicrobial sanitizer to all affected areas, especially the exposed framing studs and subfloors, and deployed industrial LGR dehumidifiers and high-velocity axial air movers to establish a balanced drying environment and pull deep bound moisture out of the remaining structure.

Teasdale Fenton performed comprehensive mold mitigation services. This involved identifying and addressing the source of moisture, setting up containment, removing mold-affected materials, and utilizing specialized equipment like air scrubbers and dehumidifiers to clean the air and dry out the affected areas, ensuring effective mold remediation.

To address the water damage at the property, our team implemented a professional-grade structural drying strategy designed to mitigate moisture and prevent long-term secondary damage like mould growth or structural warping. Our technicians deployed a high-capacity Phoenix LGR (Low Grain Refrigerant) dehumidifier to aggressively pull moisture from the air, paired with industrial air movers to create high-velocity airflow across the saturated surfaces. This combination accelerates the evaporation process, ensuring that moisture is extracted from both the flooring and the sub-structure. By monitoring the environment with precision equipment, we ensured the space was returned to a safe, dry, and pre-loss condition, providing the client with a comprehensive solution that prioritises both property integrity and indoor air quality.

Teasdale Fenton deployed a team of IICRC-certified technicians to perform emergency water extraction and implemented a comprehensive drying plan. This included the use of industrial-grade air movers and dehumidifiers to ensure moisture removal from flooring and walls, followed by sanitization and antimicrobial treatments to prevent mold growth.

We executed a targeted attic mold remediation and safety protocol to fully eliminate the fungal colonization. Operating in full personal protective equipment (PPE)—including specialized half-mask respirators with P100 particulate filters—our technicians set up HEPA-filtered negative air containment to ensure spores would not migrate into the lower living spaces. We utilized high-efficiency HEPA vacuums to carefully clear surface spore structures from the attic roof deck and wooden rafters. Following the mechanical removal, we treated the affected plywood sheathing with an industrial-strength antimicrobial biocide to neutralize deep-seated fungal roots and applied a protective stain-removing treatment to remediate the cosmetic damage on the timber.

We conducted a comprehensive ceiling inspection to assess air diffuser condensation, relative humidity, and microbial growth levels. We inspected affected ceiling tiles surrounding the HVAC vents, identified surface dust and mould accumulation caused by airflow condensation, and outlined targeted remediation protocols—including antimicrobial treatment, tile replacement, and ductwork air quality adjustments.

We provided comprehensive basement mold mitigation by first covering the customer's laundry appliances with plastic sheeting to prevent cross-contamination during the cleaning process. Our technicians then performed detailed HEPA vacuuming on the exposed wooden wall studs to safely remove settled mold spores and deployed commercial air scrubbers to purify the indoor air, while also evaluating the sump pump system area to ensure proper moisture control moving forward.

We carried out an in-depth inspection to trace the moisture source affecting the living space and basement structure. Our team examined peeling drywall paint along the ceiling bulkhead to check for hidden mold and moisture retention, and inspected the exposed basement floor joists and sheet metal ductwork connections to ensure proper airflow and address condensation risk areas.

We performed complete structural put-back and reconstruction services. Our team re-framed and re-installed drywall around the fireplace surround and affected walls, repaired bathroom subflooring and drywall substrates, re-installed the vanity, toilet, and plumbing fixtures, and prepared living areas for final painting and trim work to restore the home to pre-loss condition.

Our construction and restoration team executed a comprehensive structural put-back plan. We secured the impacted garage area, removed damaged wall studs, torn insulation, and buckled vinyl siding panels, repaired the structural wall framing, re-hung and taped new interior drywall, re-installed exterior siding with proper weatherproofing, and re-mounted outdoor lighting fixtures to restore the garage to pre-loss condition.