Water, Mold, Fire & Smoke Restoration in Livingston

September 27, 2024 | Livingston, LA

After securing the contents, the team in Hammond, LA, proceeded to remove the damaged materials, including the affected wood flooring. This removal is crucial for stopping further water intrusion and preparing the area for effective drying. The restoration experts then implemented drying techniques in accordance with IICRC approved standards to ensure that all moisture is thoroughly eliminated. Air purification equipment was set up to enhance air circulation and speed up the drying process, helping to prevent mold growth and other complications associated with excessive moisture. Once the drying process was completed, the United Fire & Water team in Hammond, LA, meticulously cleaned and sanitized the affected areas, ensuring a safe environment for the homeowner. With the space ready, it was prepared for necessary repairs, allowing the homeowner to restore their property to its original condition. This comprehensive approach to water damage restoration highlights the expertise and commitment of United Fire & Water in addressing slab leaks and protecting residential properties in Hammond, LA.

November 30, -0001 | Livingston, LA

A United Fire & Water specialist inspected the area and determined there was a slow leak that had been occurring for a long time. The leak was coming from the grout separating between the floor pan and wall tile in the master shower. Water had also seeped under the sill plate adjacent to the master bedroom affecting some of the baseboard and quarter-round. The water had wicked up the drywall at a height of 6 inches. UF&W removed the affected baseboards, quarter-round, and drywall. Also removed the door and casing. The specialist Hepa vacuumed and sanded the framing and applied an anti-microbial disinfectant. Set up one Velo air scrubber, one Xpower axial as well as one Phoenix dehumidifier to reduce moisture levels and remove particulates from the air.

July 06, 2020 | Livingston, LA

set up a D.H. and neg. air fan. no demo was needed. a few day of air movement and everything was dry.