Water Damage Cleanup
in a Rockville, MD Townhouse
Water Damage Cleanup in a Rockville, MD Townhouse. A rental townhouse had buckled floors and water stains in the garage. Our team handled the water
Water damage, mold growth, and moisture problems can develop in many different ways inside a home. On this page, we share examples of real projects we have completed, including water-damage restoration, mold remediation, mold testing, waterproofing, and crawl-space encapsulation. These case studies provide a closer look at how different moisture and mold problems are identified and addressed in residential properties.
Water Damage Cleanup in a Rockville, MD Townhouse. A rental townhouse had buckled floors and water stains in the garage. Our team handled the water
Hidden mold found behind the drywall of a Potomac single-family home. Full containment and mold remediation before the family’s move-in
A contractor renovating a vacant single-family home in Northeast Washington, DC brought us in mid-project, with the first-floor kitchen ceiling already opened up and the
A leaking refrigerator supply line caused water damage in the home’s basement. The project required removing affected materials, drying the structure with professional equipment, and treating the area to help prevent mold growth.
A new renter discovered microbial growth near the AC unit along with signs of a sagging floor, suggesting possible water damage. We performed mold air sampling and an indoor air quality test to evaluate potential mold and bacterial contamination in the unit.
A church office building experienced moisture problems in the crawl space. We performed a full crawl space encapsulation and installed a dehumidifier and backup pump to control humidity and prevent future moisture issues.
A burst pipe in the basement caused flooding and water damage throughout the lower level of the home. The project required water extraction, removal of damaged materials, and structural drying to restore the affected areas.
A homeowner noticed black buildup in the basement and was concerned about possible mold growth. We performed a mold inspection that included air sampling and surface swab testing to determine whether mold was present.
A frozen pipe burst on the third floor, allowing water to travel through the structure and become trapped inside ceilings and walls all the way down to the basement. The project required removing damaged drywall, structural drying, and sanitizing the affected areas.