Proper damage assessment requires two things: intelligent, highly trained technicians and accurate, state-of-the-art technology.
Highly trained Technicians
Experience and training are two of the most important components to skilled technicians. We make sure our team of professionals always practices precision, pays attention to details and performs with keen accuracy.
While meticulousness and care are extremely important, we also believe that our technicians should operate with a certain level of customer service and consideration. Many of our clients are going through stressful or difficult situations, and great technicians truly are sensitive to that.
We promise very skilled, kind and conscientious technicians.
The Latest Equipment
RestorationHQ technicians are fully trained and experienced in using and reading our series of the best equipment and technology on the market.
Included among the important technology and equipment that our technicians use are:
- Moisture meters (concrete, penetrating and non-penetrating)
- Thermal imaging cameras that detect moisture in:
- Ceilings
- Sub-floors
- Elevator shafts
- Insulation
- Drywall
- Cement
- Wood
- Thermo Hygrometers
It’s important to have the right team and technology.
If you do not discover and properly dry out moisture, your property might become even more damaged. We will not overlook any hard-to-spot moisture or leave any undetected. This is why RestorationHQ is the right choice for all your moisture detection needs.
Moisture can be trapped just about anywhere and can cause extensive damage when not quickly and properly treated. This is why infrared technology is such an important tool for us to use when determining the extent of the affected area. Like any other tool, however, it requires a properly trained and well-experienced worker to ensure effectiveness.
Proving Successful Repairs and Restorations
Once we have made repairs, we will take photos and document the fixes to prove they were a success. You can keep these images for your own documentation to provide to future contractors, owners and tenants. These images and documentation can also be used for insurance company investigations, repair diagnostics and insurance claim settlements.
