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Flood Damage and Flood Restoration Services has a wide range of quality-assured, world-class water catchment, dehumidification, and flood restoration equipment that you can rent to quickly restore flooded areas of your property. These items can be rented for one or more days, and Flood Response can provide advice on transportation, storage and use. We offer a delivery and collection service for all rental equipment that can be arranged at any time by calling 0430 046 285.

Hire Dehumidifiers And Carpet Dryers Melbourne

Dehumidifiers are one of the most common pieces of equipment hired by flood experts for Melbourne’s flood problems. Our dehumidifiers are easy to use and designed for all types of facilities, from small homes to commercial offices to warehouses. Our dehumidifiers are designed to reduce an area’s humidity by converting the air’s moisture into liquid water and extracting it from the area to the outside. Dehumidifiers are a great way to keep dust mites, mould and other allergens out of the air and are in constant use in flooded and flooded areas around Melbourne.

Call Flood Specialist 24/7 on 0430 046 285 to arrange delivery and collection of your dehumidifier anywhere in Melbourne and get an immediate response. Our trained professionals will guide you through the process of transporting, storing and using your dehumidifier to ensure you get the best results for your property.

How To Dry Wet Carpets After Flood Damage

As a DIY project, you can use rental equipment to dry the carpet a little longer, but it is not recommended unless the water damage is superficial. It can be challenging to determine if this is the case, as the underlying structure of frames, bricks, etc., can still be damp, leading to dampness, mildew, and structural damage.

When the Flood Remediation Service is called to assess flood damage in Melbourne, it uses only electronically sensitive sensors to assess water saturation and drought. This is the most accurate way to decide whether to dry your DIY rug or start a professional evaluation.