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Flood Restoration & Repairs FAQs
How long does it take for mould to begin growing after water damage?
Mould can begin growing immediately in some cases but as a general rule anywhere between 24-48 hours. These issues are generally resolved within 48 hours in order to prevent further damage and additional costs.
Can my carpet be saved?
If the water damage is from a clean source and the water has not been left to sit for more than 24 hours, it can usually be salvaged. Staining can however occur from wood furniture sitting on the carpet.
Will my carpets dry out on their own?
Smaller skills may avoid microbial growth, but there is no guarantee that permanent damage will result or whether or not indoor air quality will be diminished.
Can Wooden Floors be Rescued?
Bound water in solid wooden flooring can generally be removed using desiccant dehumidification. Using the right equipment and processes, usually means wooden floors be salvaged. The exceptions are engineered wood and laminate flooring.
How long does it take to repair my home after a water damage?
The repairs typically take a few days to weeks which all depends on the severity of the damage, some may take longer if special items need to be purchased. FloodRepairs performs the water damage cleanup and the repair and reconstruction after a water restoration project as well.
Do you take care of the repairs from a water cleanup?
Yes, FloodRepairs is a full service water restoration company with professionals who do the water cleanup and damage but also has a team to complete the water restoration and reconstruction services.