Water category
Clean supply water is the cheapest to dry. Gray water adds pad removal and antimicrobial. Sewage and storm runoff add removal of porous materials and containment.
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☎ Talk through the numbersClean supply water is the cheapest to dry. Gray water adds pad removal and antimicrobial. Sewage and storm runoff add removal of porous materials and containment.
More wet floor means more air movers and dehumidifiers. Wood or laminate over a slab adds mats, removal decisions and slab drying.
Water left for days soaks deeper, can turn into a dirtier category and turns drying into tear-out. Speed is the cheapest variable to control.
Service ranges are on the slab leak water damage, sewage backup cleanup and pipe leak pages.
It gives a typical range from the main cost drivers. The real scope comes from a walkthrough and a moisture map of the home.
Category 1 water can usually be dried in place. Category 3 water means removing the carpet, pad, drywall and insulation it touched, which adds labor and disposal.
Sudden and accidental water damage is often covered, while flooding, sewer backup and slow leaks are treated differently. Coverage depends on your policy, so check with your own insurer.
Water under wood and laminate reaches the slab. Panel mats, removal of swollen planks and slab drying all add time and equipment.
Water spreads and soaks deeper every hour, and after a few days clean water can degrade to a dirtier category. Faster drying means less removal.
Every day the water sits moves the number up. The drying team starts with a moisture map.
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