What Is Structural Drying

Structural drying is a simple concept: Remove excess moisture from wet materials that make up the structure until it reaches a reasonable approximation of a dry standard or goal. Therefore, drying wet buildings involves removing trapped moisture in building materials (e.g. drywall, dimensional lumber, concrete, etc.).

What two devices are most commonly used to find the perimeter of water loss?

Different types of extraction tools: Light wand – Primarily used around the perimeter of the water loss and to extract glue-down carpets. Stationary tool (e.g., water claw) – A subsurface extraction tool used to extract carpet and cushion (pad)

What are drying logs for water damage?

The Water Damage Drying Log App is a simple to use tool for water damage restoration field technicians. It allows the technician to keep track of multiple jobs from the set up of the drying equipment until the job is dried to completion and ready for repair.