Job completed for Meadowlands Senior Apartments -ERP

Completion date: August 27, 2026

Location: Butte, MT

Why did the customer contact us?

Water damage and suspected microbial growth were identified in both of the utility rooms and the mechanical room, with the subfloor remaining wet in the mechanical room.

Solutions provided:

The restoration team performed demolition and removal of water-damaged materials, including the back wall in Utility Room 2, the ceiling in Utility Room 1, and gypcrete from the mechanical room. Conduit in Utility Room 1 was secured. Suspected microbial growth areas were treated with antimicrobial, followed by HEPA vacuuming and wiping of surfaces in the mechanical room. Future steps include MMR treatment once materials are dry.

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A mechanical room showing an industrial electrical unit, exposed conduit, and a concrete subfloor with visible water stains and dampness, before remediation.
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A mechanical room showing an industrial electrical unit, exposed conduit, and a concrete subfloor with visible water stains and dampness, before remediation.
Close-up of a long crack on a white ceiling, indicative of water damage or structural stress in a utility room.
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Close-up of a long crack on a white ceiling, indicative of water damage or structural stress in a utility room.
A utility room with complex plumbing, valves, and a concrete floor showing signs of historical water pooling or a leak, prior to full restoration.
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A utility room with complex plumbing, valves, and a concrete floor showing signs of historical water pooling or a leak, prior to full restoration.
Exposed wooden wall studs and insulation during demolition, with visible dark staining on wood suggesting microbial growth due to water damage.
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Exposed wooden wall studs and insulation during demolition, with visible dark staining on wood suggesting microbial growth due to water damage.
View of a utility room ceiling with a section removed, exposing brown insulation and metal conduit pipes, part of water damage access and repair.
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View of a utility room ceiling with a section removed, exposing brown insulation and metal conduit pipes, part of water damage access and repair.

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