Carpet Cleaning, Rug Repair, & Restoration Services in Lewisburg

Our team provided comprehensive water damage restoration services. This involved an initial assessment and clearing of the affected area, followed by water extraction and thorough cleaning using specialized equipment like the Syclone ONE vacuum. We performed targeted demolition to remove all compromised drywall, exposing the underlying damage. Subsequently, we addressed extensive mold growth on the wooden studs and sheathing through professional mold remediation, preparing the area for reconstruction and ensuring a healthy living environment.

We immediately mitigated the commercial water damage by utilizing specialized weighted extraction equipment to pull deeply embedded water out of the carpet tiles, treating all affected carpeting with a professional antimicrobial agent to prevent microbial growth, and coordinating with an industrial hygienist to safely pull drywall and mastic samples for asbestos testing. To stabilize the indoor environment, we deployed high-capacity air scrubbers and industrial dehumidifiers across the showroom and office corridors, advising the facility management to keep all exterior doors closed to maximize the efficiency of the structural drying profile.

We performed a comprehensive water damage assessment using moisture meters to identify affected areas. Our team then carried out necessary demolition of damaged materials, including walls and flooring, to prepare the room for restoration and reconstruction. We ensured proper drying and mitigation to prevent further damage and restore the affected room.

We executed a comprehensive extraction, structural drying, and sanitisation protocol to prevent mold and salvage the property assets. First, we carefully moved vulnerable wooden furniture out of the wet zones and staged them safely. We deployed truck-mounted extraction hoses to draw out the standing water bound within the carpet fibers and subfloor padding. In the utility closet and under-stair storage spaces, we exposed the damp framing plates and initiated targeted structural drying. To address the elevated humidity and prevent secondary microbial growth on the exposed wood studs and drywall, we applied an EPA-approved antimicrobial biocide. Finally, we installed a commercial-grade LGR dehumidifier alongside high-velocity axial air movers to establish a aggressive drying envelope, pulling deep moisture out of both the concrete subfloor and the carpeted areas.