Water Damage Restoration in Mebane, NC

The Importance of Working with a Professional for Water Restoration

Most homeowners and business owners attempt to do their own home repairs and projects (DIY), but you should never try to repair water damage by yourself. When water damage is not properly restored, it can cause serious structural damage and mold growth. Any type of water damage, including flooding, plumbing damage, overflows, natural disasters, appliance malfunctions, or accidents, can be handled by our team of water damage service specialists.

Taking the proper precautions when during water removal is essential. Bacteria, bloodborne pathogens, chemicals, and other harmful substances can contaminate water in your home or business. In the wrong hands, these substances can cause harm to your health and well-being. It is also imperative to clean, sanitize, and disinfect any areas damaged by water.  We are a trusted company when it comes to water damage cleanup and restoration.

What Causes Water Damage?

It is possible to cause water damage in a variety of ways. There are many common household events that can cause water damage, such as natural disasters, storms, household accidents, burst pipes, leaking appliances, floods, overflowing toilets, overflowing dishwashers, leaking washing machines, overflowing sinks, and so on. Water damage restoration services are available from All Dry regardless of how it occurred. Mold growth and further structural damage can be prevented by water damage cleanup. Bacteria or chemicals may be present in water depending on its source. All Dry has built a reputation for being a trusted water damage restoration company. When you hire our water restoration experts, you can quickly restore your home or business to its pre-loss condition, stop mold growth, and prevent further damage.

Categories of Water Damage

Lakes, streams, and rivers contain white water, which is the cleanest form of water. If you have white water in your home, it most likely has come from a clean source, like a busted pipe, for example. Even though the water started out clean, it is important to remember that water can be easily contaminated by any chemicals or substances it comes into contact with, so this sort of water damage should not be taken lightly, but is ultimately the “best case scenario”.

The term gray water refers to water that has been used to bathe, wash clothes, and wash dishes. Though this is not the worst water to be dealing with, it still can be potentially harmful and should be removed as soon as possible. 

The term “black water” refers to water that has been used for toilet flushing and contains human waste and other contaminants. Flooding and sewage water entering your home would be considered black water. It is imperative to avoid contact with this water and any area that it has come into contact with. 

No matter what kind of water has entered your home, our IICRC-Certified team will know exactly how to remove it and restore the area in a safe and risk-free way.