Tips to help water removal clean-up.

Sodden, soaked, and spongey. The best way to describe a carpet after a flood or water damage emergency. Rugs are wonderful enhancements to any home, but when damaged by an over-excess of floodwater, you will have to make some serious choices, and timing is crucial. You can help lessen some serious consequential damage by getting a jump on the disaster relief effort while our team is en-route to your home. Either way, your carpet needs to be

• Removed and thrown away OR
• Removed, cleaned, disinfected, and reinstalled IN AN EFFORT TO
• Save, clean, and disinfect the flooring underneath

If the flood results from a burst pipe, if you have access to the shut-off valve, then attempt to stop the water and begin the carpet saving process by staunching up the water any way you can. Towels, brooms, and wet-dry vacs can be a great start depending on how much water you're dealing with. If you can, try untacking the rug to yank out the underpadding. This will be unsalvageable as it acts like a sponge barrier and any attempt at sanitizing it is not frugal or healthy. Your priority rescue is the floor and the carpet. If you can, remove the carpet outside to start a dry process.

Your water removal specialists at Mass Carpet Cleanup 617-532-0068 are committed to restoring your property, sanitizing and eradicating mold and residual health concerning microbes, and saving you added pressures of insurance worries. We don’t just cover everything up with an air freshener, we get right down into the deep and leave with your satisfaction as proof of our quality and expertise. While the rest will leave you stranded, we’ll get you standing. Call, text or email us now.