Flood Restoration
What is Flood Restoration ?
Flood Restoration (also called Flood Damage Restoration or Water Damage Restoration) is the process of cleaning, repairing, and restoring properties that have been affected by flooding or significant water intrusion. It involves removing excess water, drying the area, sanitizing affected surfaces, and repairing any damage to structures or belongings.
How No More Mould Contributes During Flood Restoration
After a Flood: Why Mould Becomes a Major Problem
- Standing water and moisture create perfect conditions for mould.
- Mould can start growing within 24–48 hours of water exposure.
- It spreads rapidly and can damage walls, furniture, insulation, and air quality.
1. Mould Inspection & Testing
- Identify hidden mould using moisture meters and air quality testing.
- Find mould behind walls, under flooring, or in HVAC systems.
2. Targeted Mould Removal
- Use of HEPA vacuums, antimicrobial agents, and negative air pressure to safely remove mould.
- Remove affected drywall, carpet, insulation, or wood if needed.
3. Drying & Dehumidifying
- Industrial-grade dehumidifiers reduce moisture levels fast.
- Prevents future mould regrowth after the clean-up.
4. Sanitization & Air Quality Improvement
- Disinfect and deodorize affected areas.
- Restore healthy indoor air quality with purifiers and filtration systems.
5. Mould Prevention
- Apply mould-resistant coatings and sealants to at-risk surfaces.
- Offer long-term moisture control advice or solutions.
Final Benefit
No More Mould ensures that flood restoration is not just about drying — it's about creating a safe, healthy, and mould-free environment for long-term protection.