Dry Source Property Restoration
Emergency response runs every day, and the firm handles sewage clean-up, asbestos removal and rebuilding after fire and smoke damage. It also addresses frozen pipes and ice dams.
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Restoration firms for drying and mould removal.
Madison's water damage story is tied to the lakes. The city's own page on understanding flooding says Madison experienced historic flooding in August 2018, and the National Weather Service describes storm systems from Aug 17-27 that brought major flash flooding across Dane County and flooding of the Yahara chain of lakes in the Madison area. If your home took on water then, or could again, drying and mould work is rarely just a cleanup job. The Wisconsin Department of Health Services says the source of water or moisture must be eliminated or ventilated before mould is cleaned, and that materials such as carpets or drywall may need replacing. When you hire, ask the company to state in writing how the moisture source will be found and stopped, which materials they expect to remove and which they expect to dry in place, and how they will confirm the area is dry. Be cautious of anyone who treats bleach as the default answer, since the state says it is typically not necessary unless sewage was involved.
Emergency response runs every day, and the firm handles sewage clean-up, asbestos removal and rebuilding after fire and smoke damage. It also addresses frozen pipes and ice dams.
Beyond carpet cleaning, it offers water extraction and water damage restoration in Madison, with weekday hours only.
Air duct cleaning firm that also handles mould remediation and asbestos work in Madison and Janesville, open weekdays.
Run locally, it answers emergencies day and night in Madison, Janesville, Jefferson and McFarland, and financing is available.
Mould remediation is the focus here, in towns including Madison, Middleton, Baraboo and Janesville. Family-owned, it has operated since 2006.
Available every day and night, it also offers French service, covering sewage clean-up, structural drying and fire and smoke damage.
Also serves Minneapolis–Saint Paul
Founded in 1991, this family-owned firm adds water damage restoration to carpet cleaning and repair in Madison, Sun Prairie, Waunakee and Lake Mills.
Operating since 2009, this family-owned firm runs round the clock every day, offering water extraction, restoration and free estimates in Madison and Sun Prairie.
Dating to 1984, this family-owned company is open every day and carries a 3 year warranty. It handles water extraction, mould remediation and structural drying.
Day and night, it handles water extraction and mould remediation in Madison, Stoughton, Janesville and Middleton, with free estimates.
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The National Weather Service describes a series of storm systems from Aug 17-27 (2018) that brought major flash flooding across Dane County and flooding of the Yahara chain of lakes in the Madison area.
National Weather Service Milwaukee/Sullivan (source, opens in a new tab)
Madison averages 51.8 inches of snow per year, based on the 1991-2020 climate normals.
Wisconsin State Climatology Office, UW-Madison (source, opens in a new tab)
Ask how fast they will start drying: Health Canada says a home dried within 48 hours is less likely to grow mould.
Health Canada suggests professional help for extensive mould, meaning a patch larger than 3 m².
Get written quotes from at least three contractors for the same work, and check references from recent clients.
Ask for a written scope that names the rooms, the materials to be removed or dried, the equipment, and how drying will be checked. It should say who handles the moisture source and what happens if more damage is found once walls or floors are opened.
Yes. The Wisconsin Department of Health Services says the source of water or moisture must be eliminated or ventilated before cleaning mould. Ask any company how they will find the source and who is responsible for stopping it before cleanup starts. Wisconsin Department of Health Services (source, opens in a new tab)
Usually not. The Wisconsin Department of Health Services says bleach is typically not necessary to clean mould unless a sewage release occurred. If a contractor insists on it, ask them to explain why in writing and what product they plan to use. Wisconsin Department of Health Services (source, opens in a new tab)
The city describes historic flooding in August 2018, so water damage here can involve lake and flood water, not only a burst pipe. Tell any company how the water got in, and ask how that changes what they remove, dry and test. City of Madison (source, opens in a new tab)