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    Water Mitigation Project Completed in Eastwood, Rochester, MN

    2024-06-26

    Water Damage Restore is proud to announce the successful completion of a significant water mitigation project in the Eastwood neighborhood of Rochester, MN. This extensive project highlights the company's commitment to providing top-notch water damage restoration services while minimizing disruption to local businesses.

    Immediate Response and Assessment

    Emergency Response: The team arrived on-site within 60 minutes of the emergency call. Quick response is crucial in water damage situations to prevent further complications such as mold growth and structural damage.

    Initial Assessment: Upon arrival, the team conducted a thorough assessment to determine the extent of the damage. The water had affected multiple areas, including office spaces, storage rooms, and common areas. The assessment revealed that the water had permeated walls, flooring, and furniture, requiring a comprehensive mitigation plan.

    Detailed Mitigation Process

    Water Extraction: The first step was to remove the standing water using high-capacity pumps. RIDGID Wet/Dry Vacuums were employed to ensure efficient water extraction, preventing further seepage into the building's structure.

    Drying and Dehumidification: Once the water was extracted, the team deployed advanced drying techniques. Dri-Eaz Revolution LGR dehumidifiers and Phoenix AirMax air movers were used to remove moisture from the air and affected surfaces. This process was monitored continuously using FLIR E8 thermal imaging cameras to detect any hidden moisture pockets, ensuring complete dryness.

    Sanitization and Cleaning: Post-extraction, all affected areas were thoroughly sanitized to prevent mold growth and eliminate any potential health hazards. This included disinfecting office furniture, equipment, and workspaces, ensuring a safe environment for the businesses to resume operations.

    Structural Repairs: The water damage had caused significant harm to the building's structure, including damaged drywall and flooring. The team carried out necessary repairs, replacing damaged sections and reinforcing structural integrity. Special care was taken to match the building's original design and materials.

    Business Continuity Measures

    Minimizing Disruption: One of the primary challenges was to ensure minimal disruption to the businesses operating in the building. The team implemented strategic scheduling and partitioning to allow businesses to continue their operations during the restoration process. This involved setting up temporary workspaces and ensuring that critical areas were restored first.

    Communication with Tenants: Regular updates were provided to the businesses, keeping them informed about the progress and expected timelines. This transparent communication helped in managing expectations and reducing stress for the business owners and employees.

    Project Completion and Final Inspection

    Completion Date: The project was completed within 12 days, from initial assessment to final inspection. The total drying time was 96 hours, ensuring that the building was thoroughly dry and safe for occupancy.

    Final Inspection: A comprehensive final inspection was conducted to ensure that all areas were completely dry and restored to their pre-damage condition. Moisture readings and thermal imaging confirmed the success of the mitigation efforts.

    About Water Damage Restore

    Water Damage Restore, located at 501 1st Ave NW, Rochester, MN 55901, specializes in water and fire damage restoration, flood cleanup, and biohazard cleaning services. With 24/7 emergency response and advanced restoration techniques, they serve Rochester and nearby areas including Byron, Oronoco, Stewartville, and Eyota. Their commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction makes them the go-to choice for restoration services in the region.


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