We are extensively trained and certified by the IICRC. IICRC is the Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification, a non-profit organization for the Inspection, Cleaning, and Restoration Industries. There are several steps that may be taken in the water damage restoration process: Assess the damage: This involves identifying the source of the water and the extent of the damage. Stop the source of the water: If the source of the water can be identified and stopped, this should be done as soon as possible to minimize further damage. Remove standing water: Any standing water should be removed as quickly as possible to prevent further damage. This can be done using pumps, wet/dry vacuums, or other specialized equipment. Dry the affected area: The affected area should be thoroughly dried to prevent mold and other types of damage. This can be done using air movers, dehumidifiers, and other drying equipment. Clean and sanitize: Once the area is dry, it should be cleaned and sanitized to remove any contaminants or bacteria that may be present. Repair and restore: After the affected area has been dried, cleaned, and sanitized, the process of repairing and restoring the area can begin. This may involve replacing damaged materials, painting, and other types of repairs. It is important to note that water damage restoration should be performed by trained and certified professionals. These professionals have the knowledge and equipment necessary to safely and effectively restore a property after water damage has occurred.