Baltimore Water Damage Restoration

No matter when it occurs, water damage always happens at the worst time possible. In over a decade of water damage restoration at Baltimore Carpet & Upholstery, we have never met someone who expected Baltimore water damage and was prepared to deal with the mess or the restoration after the cleanup.

Water damage can occur as the result of flooding from indoor moisture sources, like washing machines or leaky pipes, from natural occurrences, like rain water, or from unsanitary sources, like sewage or river water. No matter what the source of the water is, the clock is ticking and it is a race against time to complete the extraction and restoration process before mold growing causes secondary damages to your Baltimore property.

The Clock Is Ticking

For the best restoration outcome, Baltimore Carpet & Upholstery uses industry gold standard methods. The normal restoration stages include:

• Water extraction, to extract standing water from the flooded area. If water is removed shortly after the flood, then property loss and the scope of the necessary restoration work can be minimized.
• Applied structural drying and sanitation, to prevent secondary damage to property. Mold, mildew, and a slew of other bacteria thrive in moisture, so drying down the area with industrial size dryers and dehumidifiers is an essential part of the restoration process. Our cleaning technicians will search the entire area for hidden pockets of water in and around structural supports where moisture can cause serious structural damage.

Baltimore Carpet & Upholstery's Baltimore water damage restoration technicians will try to salvage as much of your property as possible. We are also equipped to clean and restore water damaged carpets, upholstery, furniture, and more.

For more detailed information on our water damage restoration process or to find out how we work directly with insurance companies, please contact our customer service representatives today.

Water damage, even a minor one, that you managed to treat yourself can lead to mold growth. Our advice for you is to get your property inspected and tested for mold by a professional. We would like to recommend our Baltimore partner, FDP Mold Remediation, a team of professional, certified licensed and insured mold experts.