When the water is so deep you have to splash through it, it is definitely time to give us a call. We arrived to this disaster caused by the fire sprinkler system. Here is a crew member walking through it to inspect.

After these flood cuts were made and the water was extracted we noticed mold. This required us to treat the area as shown, before closing it up again to prevent further growth in the area. 

This office called us up with a water damage that just occurred, we sprung into action and began extracting water and setting up drying equipment.. Because of the combined quick response to the situation we were able to clean it all up with no obstacles. 

We began our extraction process and finished it off with drying the areas as shown here that still had moisture present. The client was extremely happy with the speed we were able to work.

In this hall we made sure to prepare all of the surfaces. This not only prevents scratches and dings to the walls and letting debris out, it also makes cleanup extremely efficient!

As a rule of thumb, commercial HVAC units should be checked at least 2x a year. Ideally, this would be in the Spring and Fall, just before the heaviest demands will be put on the equipment.