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INDOOR WATER / CLEANUP & DRYING

Indoor water cleanup, from source to dry.

Leaks or appliance and fixture overflows can affect floors, cabinets and concealed materials. Learn about indoor assessment, extraction and drying options.

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SYSTEMS & CONDITIONS

The source helps define the response

Compare components and common household conditions.

Plumbing leak

Pipe, valve or fixture connection

Stopping the source is the first priority. A plumber may be needed to address the plumbing issue while cleanup focuses on affected materials.

Appliance overflow

Washer, dishwasher or refrigerator connection

Water can spread beneath nearby flooring or cabinetry. The appliance source and surrounding materials should be assessed.

Fixture overflow

Sink, tub or toilet area

The visible area may not show how far moisture traveled. Assessment can identify affected surfaces and guide drying needs.

SERVICE SCOPE

Indoor cleanup and drying options

01

Water extraction

Standing water on interior surfaces

Extraction can remove accessible water from floors and other affected indoor areas, with methods suited to the material.

02

Moisture assessment

Flooring, walls and cabinetry

Moisture readings help determine whether water reached concealed materials and where drying equipment may be useful.

03

Structural drying

Building materials and enclosed areas

Air movement and dehumidification support drying. Progress checks help determine when affected materials have reached suitable moisture levels.

04

Cleanup and restoration

Affected finishes and contents

After drying needs are understood, cleanup and restoration planning can address impacted materials and the scope of work.

LOCAL SERVICE OPTIONS

Describe the indoor source and affected rooms

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INDOOR WATER / CLEANUP & DRYING

PRACTICAL CARE

When water is inside the home

Water can move beyond the visibly damp spot and into flooring, wall edges or cabinet bases. Moisture readings help map affected materials and guide extraction, drying and cleanup.

  • If safe, stop the appliance or fixture and shut off the related water supply.
  • Keep people away from standing water near electrical equipment.
  • Move dry, valuable items away from the affected area when it is safe to do so.
  • Note which rooms and materials are damp; moisture may extend beyond the visible edge.

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Good to know

Service details depend on the home, the system and participating providers in your area.

Does drying begin before all materials are removed?

Methods depend on the materials and moisture readings. Assessment helps determine what can be dried in place and what needs other attention.

Why check beyond the visibly wet area?

Water can move beneath floor coverings, behind baseboards or into cabinetry. Moisture assessment helps map the affected area.

Is plumbing work part of water cleanup?

Cleanup can address water and affected materials, while a plumber may be needed to stop or correct the plumbing source.

LOCAL SERVICE OPTIONS

Talk through the service scope for your home

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