Necessary Repairs in a Water Damaged Fish Hawk Restaurant Bathroom

2/10/2022 (Permalink)

Look no further, SERVPRO of Central Blooming, Fish Hawk is here for you.

Many Materials Can Require Water Damage Repair in Fish Hawk Structures After Disasters. 

From allowing a faucet to run continually to the threats of greater harm like a burst pipe or leak underneath the sinks, the bathroom of your restaurant is a high traffic area that must have cleanup and restoration started as soon as possible. We have experienced restoration experts to help with water removal, drying, and surface cleaning. 

The Damage of a Steady Leak

A single, persistent leak can require water damage repair for Fish Hawk restaurants and shops. Leaks perpetually run, so even a small breach in the line can be responsible for hundreds of gallons of water outside of the pipes before the problem is noticed and repaired. Initially, the restoration of these situations involves:  

• Extraction 
• Surface Cleaning 
• Ventilation  

Replacing the Flooring 

Prolonged moisture exposure to areas like laminates adhered to wood subflooring can lead to thorough damage. In many situations, the only suitable approach after long-term moisture concerns to sensitive flooring materials is to remove the surface layer and attempt to dry and restore the underlying subflooring. Drying mats can help pull trapped moisture from the OSB or plywood base. 

Removing the Trim After Water Damage 

Another area of the room that might be heavily damaged by pooling water and direct water exposure is the baseboard and trim material. In most cases, it's beneficial to remove these moist elements for easier drying access for the water drying equipment like the air movers, dehumidifiers, positive pressure systems, and more. 

When your business's bathroom falls victim to a plumbing leak or a pipe burst, our SERVPRO of Central Bloomingdale, Fish Hawk team responds fast to help. We understand the urgency of water restoration and keep a team ready to respond 24/7 when you call (813) 460-0204.