Equipment


Psychrometer				Measure Relative Humidity (RH) to determine drying progress.
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Hammer Probe		Return to top		The Hammer Electrode penetrates through structural materials like sub floors and framing to a depth of 1.38" (35 mm). The insulated pins determine the exact moisture content of wood or the Wood Moisture Equivalent (WME) percentage of other materials. Use it to evaluate the extent of water damage during an inspection and while monitoring the drying process.

Protimeter		Return to top		This tool offers two ways to monitor the moisture content of materials: penetrating pins and non-invasive radio frequencies. Use it to distinguish sub-surface from surface dampness, essential information when diagnosing the extent and cause of a moisture problem.

Hydrosensor		Return to top		Map the migration of water in carpet and pad with a 31-inch reach. Sensitive nickel-plated points alert when moisture content is above 17%. Use only on carpet and pad.

Infrared Thermometer		Return to top		Wide range Infrared Thermometer with laser pointer can measure surface temperature of objects which are difficult to reach or unsafe to contact.

HygroTrac Remote Monitoring		Return to top		Remote monitoring system that combines wireless sensor networks and a reporting Web site for 24/7 monitoring of enivironmental parameters such as humidity, temperature and wood moisture content that influence the integrity of building systems and critical facilities.

LGR 2000		Return to top		Low Grain Refrigerant (LGR) Dehumidifier - packs state-of-the-art LGR technology into a compact design. Moisture-laden air is drawn across super-cooled coils. When the temperature of the air drops below dew point, the water vapor condenses out of the air onto the cold coils.

Air Movers		Return to top		High performance airmovers that promote the evaporation of moisture from materials in order to speed the drying process. They are durable and easy to operate, utilizing an effective balance of static pressure and airflow.

Rescue Mat System		Return to top		Dry hardwoods from above - The Rescue Mat System uses the power of a high-pressure blower to vacuum water vapor right through the surface of the floor. Two different sizes make it easy to custom fit the Rescue Mat System to any floor layout.

Rover HVE		Return to top		The Rover High Volume Extractor (HVE) is a high-pressure volume extractor for use in water damage or flood damage restoration. It maximizes water removal from all kinds of carpet to facilitate faster drying.

Injecti-Dry System		Return to top		This system forces high-pressure air into wet walls for wall drying with minimal disruption. You only need to make tiny 1/4-inch holes at baseboard level to introduce 60 inches of static pressure! It's perfect for hard-to-reach areas like behind cabinets, tubs, under stairwells, etc.

Desiccant Dehumidifer		Return to top		Desiccant dehumidifers range in size and configuration, and are most commonly used to dry materials such as hardwood floors, plaster and lathe walls, or other dense materials.

Air Scrubber / Negative Air Machine with HEPA Filtration		Return to top		We have various machines available, depending on the size of the job. The machines allow for negative or positive air flow control of an area and containment air scrubbing at the same time. This provides the unique ability to continually filter the indoor air and depressurize the damage site to prevent the spread of contamination simultaneously.

InfraRed Camera		Return to top		Infrared thermography operates by measuring the infrared energy of any object's surface and producing a detailed visual image showing its temperature profile. See more information here.

Thermal Energy System (TES) / Heat Drying		Return to top		TES utilizes the "Reets Evaporation Method" combining controlled heat and air flow to produce high-speed evaporation and dramatically improve the drying process. Learn more here.