Delta Restoration Services

March is #FloodSafetyMonth, and Delta Restoration Services wants to provide you with a flood tip so you’re prepared!

Before restoration can begin, the water issues must be addressed. Briefly, the basic steps are: Remove standing or excess water. Promote evaporation of remaining water. Dehumidify the structure. Control temperature to promote drying. Monitor conditions to assess progress.

As we age, it’s common to run into health problems such as a weakened immune system or respiratory issues. If you have mold in your house, it can make these health problems worse, but a mold removal expert will get rid of the mold and its spores.

We want to ensure that you are getting your home ready for spring showers. Check out the graphic to get started:

If you live in a climate with high humidity, then you are most likely susceptible to potential mold issues. After all, outdoor humidity affects indoor humidity levels, creating the perfect environment for mold to grow indoors.

A new type of wallboard is a popular replacement for traditional drywall in basement and potentially wet locations. Made with recycled wood dust and magnesium oxide, it’s strong, durable, and versatile enough to be painted, plastered, or used as a tile subsurface.