Water Damage Restoration - QCI Online

Water damage restoration is the process of bringing back assets and material goods back to its original state right before it was damaged or ruin by water.  As of now, the US government does not have standards and policies as to how water damage restoration should be carried out.  However, there are two certifying agencies that advocate criteria as to how restoration is to be implemented, the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC) and RIA.  Most companies like the QCI (Quality Check Inspection) use the IIRCA and adheres to the standard operating procedure of the said certifying body.  The Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration uses a procedural standard known as the S500 which is based on consistent and dependable reinstating concepts, study and work-able practice with wide-ranging discussions and data accumulated from various origins.

OCI offers water damage restoration assistance in a 24 hour basis.  The company is able to handle any water and flood damage, wet carpet or even water extraction at times of emergency in order to help curtail the spoilage and destructions at an individual’s house, business establishments or even belongings brought about by flood water. The company abides with the IICRC guidelines in reliably drying and sanitizing damages caused by flood or other water damaged areas using state of the art extraction and drying tools and techniques.

Time is of the essence with water damage mitigation. Most insurers cover the cost, but require policyholders to act quickly to prevent secondary damage. Mold is more likely to grow if expert water removal and water extraction is not performed, also if water damaged materials are not dried within 48 hours.

• Emergency Water Extraction

• Emergency Board-ups

• Mold Remediation

• Structural Drying

• Roof Tarping

• Storm/Wind Damage

• Dehumidification

• Debris Removal

• Mold/Water Restoration

• Sanitization / Disinfecting

• Hurricane / Flood Damage

• Infrared Thermal Imaging

QCI water damage professionals have the proper equipment and expertise necessary to handle any water damage losses. No water extraction or drying job is too big or too small - we are always ready to help. We can respond to emergency water removal calls 24 hours a day; 365 days a year. Prompt action by experienced water damage and flood damage restorers makes a true difference you can notice in mitigating structural property water damage.

QCI’s technicians concentrate on IICRC and MICRO industry guidelines for your safety by drying, deodorizing and disinfecting the areas flooded or damaged using only time tested procedures. Dedicated response teams are available around-the-clock to help minimize water damage to your belongings, walls, floors and ceilings. The QCI advantage combines our team's professional know-how with state-of-the-art equipment and water restoration products.

Equipment:

• Hi-power portable extraction units perform optimal wet carpet water removal.
• Submersible pumps are used for continuous pumping of deep water flood damage situations.
• Moisture detection equipment such as hygrometers, moisture meters, and infrared thermal imaging cameras measure the extent of moisture saturation. Necessary structural repairs may then begin when the water damage area is cleared of excess moisture and humidity.

Sanitizing Agents, Germicides, Fungicides & Anti-Microbial Treatments:

• Deodorization products control foul odors emanating from microorganisms and bacteria which flourish in excessive moisture from wet carpet, water damage, flood damage areas.
• Disinfection products deter the growth of bacteria, fungi, mildew, and other harmful microorganisms.

Cutting Edge Drying Equipment:

• Industrial-grade dehumidification units reduce humidity levels, producing dry air and minimizing secondary water damage to your contents and structural materials.
• High-speed Turbo Dryers create airflow across walls, wet carpet, pads, and furniture, evaporating moisture.

Our state of the art drying equipment controls temperature and humidity, helping water restoration efforts by preventing swelling and warping of floors, walls, and furniture.

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