Job completed for Plum Tree Apartments

A hot water heater malfunction in Apartment #202 (source unit) led to significant water damage across multiple units (Apt #101, #102, #201, #202) and a common hallway within the Plum Tree Apartments. The water intrusion resulted in elevated moisture content in drywall, subfloors, and carpets, with assumed microbial growth detected in the source unit's closet.

Dayspring Restoration responded by performing water extraction, removing affected materials such as baseboards, drywall, insulation, and compromised OSB underlayment. Containment was established for mold remediation in Apt #202. Comprehensive drying equipment, including dehumidifiers, axial fans, and air movers, was strategically placed. Drying holes were drilled into walls and under cabinets to facilitate air circulation. Continuous monitoring using IR cameras and moisture meters ensured that all affected areas reached target dry standards. Equipment was adjusted and removed progressively as drying goals were met, culminating in the complete drying of all materials and removal of equipment.