Kitchen
Sink connections and appliances can affect floors and cabinets.
Indoor water / extraction, drying & cleanup
An indoor leak or overflow can leave water in flooring, walls and nearby rooms. Extraction, drying and cleanup address the affected area once the source is controlled.
Connect with a participating independent provider.

Water can move beyond the visible wet surface and into nearby materials.
Sink connections and appliances can affect floors and cabinets.
Fixture overflows can wet flooring and adjacent materials.
Washer connections can affect nearby rooms.
A water-heater or pipe leak can wet surrounding surfaces.
Extraction removes accessible water. Drying equipment then helps address moisture remaining in materials and indoor air.
The source must be controlled before drying can make lasting progress.
Call (715) 402-7577
A dry-looking finish does not necessarily mean the material below is dry.
Water may travel beneath a floor covering.
Baseboards and wall materials can absorb moisture.
Water may spread into rooms beside the source.
The equipment and its placement depend on affected materials and conditions.
Air movers circulate air across wet surfaces.
Dehumidifiers remove moisture from indoor air.
Moisture readings help track changes in affected materials.
The material and extent of wetting influence cleanup decisions.
Moisture can move into seams and beneath finishes.
Wall material can absorb water near the floor.
Nearby belongings may need separate attention.
Extraction, drying and cleanup focus on supported indoor leaks and overflows.
If water is near electrical equipment or an area is unsafe, avoid entering it.
Connect with a participating independent provider about this service.