Drying a Water Damaged Property - Day 3; we decided to remove he skirting board and drill several of holes into the brickwork that could be easily filled once the drying had finished. Gravity is our friend during water damage jobs and therefore if we pumped hot air in from a desiccant using a compressor, we could dry the cavity from the inside … [Read more...]
Drying A Water Damaged Property (Days 1 & 2)
March 29, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Drying A Water Damaged Property - Water Damage were contacted by a client who had suffered a class 3 loss from category 2 water. the water storage tank on the roof had split and filled the roof like a swimming pool. The flat roof had parapet walls on all four sides of it and all the drains were blocked from leaves and debris. This meant that … [Read more...]
Investigating Water Damage in Your Home
December 28, 2010 by Leave a Comment
Investigating Water Damage - Perhaps the most common of hazards of home ownership water damage can strike anywhere in your property, a blocked overflow pipe, a careless neighbour or tenant leaves a tap running. A pipe ‘lost’ to extensive renovation corrodes. All of these can happen at any time and you will need the confidence of professionals … [Read more...]
Flood And Water Damage At A Property In Harrow
December 5, 2010 by Leave a Comment
Flood And Water Damage - After the recent cold weather across London and the suburb's we have had numerous call outs for water damage drying and repairs. This property in Harrow was flooded when the owners were away on holiday they returned to the following flood damage to there house. Flood And Water Damage Clean Up Because of the very cold … [Read more...]
Water Damage Video of Property in Hampstead
December 5, 2010 by 1 Comment
Water Damage Video - This property in Hampstead was water damage from a flood that came from a burst pipe, my previous blog with still photos of the water damage explains the circumstances of the flood. Some interesting observations can be made from the video below, first take note at the beginning as you can see water has penetrated the timber … [Read more...]
