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They are not competitors, they are partners. Learn how a thermal camera and a moisture meter work together to find and confirm moisture.
Read more : Moisture Meter vs Thermal Camera: Which Tool for Finding Moisture?Wet walls can often be dried in place with the right airflow and dehumidification. Learn the in place drying method and when removal is needed.
Read more : How to Dry Water Damaged Walls Without Tearing Them OutPlacement makes or breaks a drying job. Learn how to angle and position air movers to sweep moisture off surfaces efficiently.
Read more : Air Mover Placement for Faster Structural DryingToo few air movers and drying stalls. Learn the general rules for how many air movers a room needs and how to place them.
Read more : How Many Air Movers Do I Need for Water Damage Drying?The water damage restoration steps pros follow, with the equipment and the decision at each step, a daily monitoring log and how long a dry-out takes.
Read more : Water Damage Restoration Process: The Steps Pros Follow From Extraction to DryHow to clean up a sewage backup as Category 3 water: the order of work, what to keep or tear out, PPE from CDC and OSHA guidance and the machines for each...
Read more : Sewage Backup Cleanup: Category 3 Water Steps, PPE and EquipmentThe order pros follow for a flooded basement: make it safe, pump or extract the water, remove wet porous material, then dry with air movers and a dehumidifier until readings match.
Read more : Flooded Basement Cleanup: How to Pump, Extract and Dry It OutWhat Category 3 water damage means under IICRC S500, how the four classes differ and a category by class table with the drying setup and the machines for each.
Read more : Category 3 Water Damage, Explained: The IICRC S500 Categories and Classes in One TableTwo readings, temperature and relative humidity, give you grains per pound and dew point. A worked example, a chart table and a drying log show how restorers use them.
Read more : How to Read a Psychrometric Chart for Water Damage: GPP, Dew Point, Grain Depression
