After a fire or flood, the damage you can see is rarely the whole problem. Water migrates into wall cavities, subfloors, and insulation, where it supports mold growth within days. Smoke and soot residues penetrate porous surfaces and HVAC systems, continuing to affect air quality and produce odor long after visible cleanup is finished.
In Puerto Rico, where hurricane and flood events are a recurring reality, the window between water intrusion and microbial growth is short, often 24 to 48 hours.
Our restoration services address:
Our Fire and Water Damage Restoration service follows industry-recognized restoration practices, backed by our affiliation with the Restoration Industry Association (RIA). We document moisture levels and conditions throughout the drying process, giving you a defensible record for your insurer rather than an assurance that the building is dry.
Because our background is in indoor air quality, we treat restoration as an air quality problem as much as a structural one, which is why we assess what remains in the air and in the HVAC system after the visible work is complete.
If you have any questions or would like to request more information about our services or products, please reach out to us.
