Our Insulation Removal Process
Identify the Water Source
Insulation removal is most often caused by water damage, so it’s an important first step to identify and eliminate the water source that caused the damage.
Inspect the Damage
After eliminating the water source, we will check the entire insulation area for damages and curate a game plan to address each concern.
Evaluate the Water Contamination
When there is water damage in your attic insulation, we assess the water contamination level by categorizing it into three classes:
Class One (Clean) – The water originates from a sanitary source such as a broken water supply line, overflowing tubs/sinks, and rainwater.
Class Two (Gray) – The water has significant contamination from sources such as toilet bowls, dishwashers, broken aquariums, and washer machines.
Class Three (Black) – This is the most contaminated water that contains pathogens, toxins, or other harmful agents that come from sewers, waste lines, and flooding rivers, oceans, etc.
Remove Water and Dry Affected Areas
Once we determine the water source and contamination level, we initiate the water removal process using powerful wet vacuums, and advanced drying equipment such as industrial fans and dehumidifiers.
Antimicrobial Application
Depending on water contamination classification, we apply antimicrobial solutions to prevent mold and bacteria growth, ensuring a safe environment.
Damage Mitigation
Our technicians are specially trained to help you mitigate water damage that may have occurred due to wet insulation. We do everything we can to get you back to a comfortable home such as salvaging your belongings, moving furniture, and whatever else you may need.
