Water Damage
Our water damage recovery team will connect with you within 24 hours.
Unwanted water in your commercial property causes damages, such as flooding, warping, structural issues, and the potential for mold and mildew. Dehumidification is an important part of water removal and water damage recovery. ATI has the experience and the technology to efficiently remove the moisture in the affected areas to prevent structural damage and other potential issues, and get your business operational quickly. Our team specializes in both commercial and residential dehumidification.
ATI’s disaster recovery experts have access to the best, most comprehensive dehumidification tools in the industry. We dry and dehumidify your building using negative air machines, industrial dehumidifiers, air movers, fans, and other humidity controls.
ATI’s professional dehumidification services may include an evaluation of the building’s moisture using moisture meters. Once the team has evaluated moisture levels, a customized dehumidification plan is established. The dehumidification process may include various tools during multiple phases, including negative air machines, industrial dehumidifiers, air movers, fans, etc. As the building dries, the team measures moisture to ensure a completely dry environment. Following dehumidification, the team works with you in implementing best practices that prevent moisture in the future.
Dehumidification times vary but typically range from 1-5 days. More time may be needed depending on the level of damage, environmental humidity levels, and whether the building requires extensive water extraction. The timeline can also depend on the building’s location and the season.
Contact your disaster recovery firm immediately to begin water extraction. The longer water sits, the more damage it will cause and the more likely you’ll experience excess moisture in your building long-term.
Yes, but it will depend on your building’s geographic location and whether the humidity in your building has access to the outside. Evaporation is possible if you are in a warm, dry climate and your building’s indoor air is easily conditioned by outside air via windows, doors and other openings. This method tends to be significantly longer, and not a very reliable, drying process.
