Water mitigation is the process of reducing or preventing further water damage after a flood, a leaking roof, or any number of water-related incidents. By taking fast action, you can prevent additional damages and minimize costs. AHI’s restore team is here to provide exactly that. Specializing in water and fire damage restoration means our technicians have extensive training and are equipped to get your commercial property back to pre-loss conditions.
We can mitigate any type of water disaster:
• Sewer damage
• Storm damage
• Carpet drying & cleaning
• Wall & cabinet drying
• Hardwood floor drying & replacement
• Restoration & rebuild services

Whether it’s a burst pipe, or any emergency water damage, the first step in water extraction is shutting off the source of damaging leaks. Wearing proper protective gear, our technicians use submersible pumps and truck-mounted vacuums to draw the water out. Infrared cameras also allow us to determine water saturation in the walls, ceiling, and floors, and whether carpet needs to be extracted to protect the rest of your property.

We use state-of-the-art drying and monitoring equipment to ensure that your facility is free of moisture. As we work, we take measurements to evaluate the moisture levels and humidity.

Using industrial-strength fans, our technicians dry out all surfaces. We use dehumidifiers to leech moisture out of the air that may additionally contribute to mold damage.

Any salvageable areas that have been exposed to water damage will be deodorized and cleaned to remove odors and prevent mold growth. Any materials that cannot be restored will be safely removed at this time.

A final inspection will ensure that all signs of flooding have been taken care of.

The final step to a successful water damage restoration, is rebuilding and restoring your property back to normal. This step can include repairing structural damage as well as replacing materials such as drywall, carpeting and flooring.

Our restoration team will minimize interruptions to your business and do everything possible to keep your doors open during the restoration process.