After any water damage event, proper structural drying is the critical step that prevents secondary damage, mold growth, and long-term deterioration. Terre Haute Restoration uses commercial-grade drying equipment and IICRC-trained technicians to dry your property to target moisture levels — verified by daily monitoring — before any reconstruction begins.
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What's Included
- ✓ Industrial air movers positioned for maximum drying efficiency
- ✓ Commercial dehumidifiers calibrated to structure and conditions
- ✓ Daily moisture monitoring with calibrated meters
- ✓ Psychrometric documentation for insurance compliance
- ✓ Drying of walls, floors, subfloors, and structural framing
- ✓ Specialized drying for hardwood floors
- ✓ Ceiling cavity drying when needed
- ✓ Final moisture verification before reconstruction
The single most common mistake after water damage is drying too slowly — or assuming visible surfaces are dry when moisture has penetrated deeper into structural materials. Our technicians use moisture meters, thermal imaging, and psychrometric calculations to design a drying system that works.
We use LGR (Low-Grain Refrigerant) dehumidifiers — the industry's most efficient units — combined with strategically positioned air movers to create a controlled drying environment. We revisit daily, adjust equipment positioning as the structure dries, and log all readings.
Proper documentation during the drying process is also critical for insurance claims. Our daily moisture logs and equipment placement records provide the adjuster with proof that drying was performed to professional standards.