The Science of Structural Drying

Many homeowners believe that opening windows and running a few box fans is enough to dry a wet room. In reality, professional structural drying is a precise science based on psychrometry—the study of air and its properties.

Airflow and Evaporation

High-velocity air movers are strategically placed to sweep moisture away from wet surfaces, accelerating the evaporation process.

Dehumidification

As moisture evaporates into the air, the humidity in the room spikes. If this moisture isn't removed, it will simply condense on other dry surfaces, causing secondary damage. Industrial dehumidifiers pull this moisture out of the air.

Temperature Control

Warm air holds more moisture than cold air. By carefully controlling the temperature, we optimize the environment for rapid drying, saving your drywall, framing, and flooring from permanent damage.

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