Our Pomona drying and dehumidification services deploy axial air movers, LGR dehumidifiers, desiccant dehumidification systems, and continuous moisture-monitoring equipment to dry and restore structural materials quickly and completely.
All technicians hold Applied Structural Drying (ASD) and Water Damage Restoration (WRT) certifications, ensuring safe, compliant drying and dehumidification across residential and commercial properties throughout Pomona and surrounding areas.
From crawlspaces to multi-floor buildings in Pomona, we perform complete structural drying and dehumidification for drywall, insulation, flooring, subfloors, and HVAC areas using industrial-grade air movers and dehumidifiers.
Our Pomona drying and dehumidification technicians use digital hygrometers, thermal imaging cameras, and pin moisture meters to track saturation levels and verify drying progress daily until materials reach dry-standard thresholds.
Our drying and dehumidification team serves Pomona homes, apartments, offices, retail spaces, schools, and warehouses - delivering rapid moisture removal, humidity control, and minimal operational downtime.
We dry drywall, wood framing, insulation, and subfloors using axial air movers, negative air machines, and controlled dehumidification systems to stop structural rot, reduce humidity, and prevent microbial growth in Pomona properties.
Our LGR and desiccant dehumidifiers extract excess humidity from water-damaged environments in Pomona, restoring safe indoor relative humidity levels below 45% RH through continuous dehumidification cycles.
After water extraction, our Pomona drying and dehumidification team positions air movers and low-profile dryers beneath carpet and pad to prevent mildew, eliminate odors, and stop delamination through rapid drying and humidity control.
We use mat systems and Injectidry panels to remove trapped moisture from under hardwood floors in Pomona homes, preventing warping, cupping, and permanent structural damage through controlled drying and dehumidification.
We drill access points or install wall cavity drying systems to target hidden moisture inside drywall, plaster, and ceiling cavities - achieving complete structural drying and dehumidification in Pomona properties without full demolition.
Drying and dehumidification is critical after water damage because surface water extraction alone does not address trapped moisture. Without professional drying and dehumidification in Pomona, hidden moisture causes mold growth, structural degradation, and indoor air quality problems within 48-72 hours. Clean and Dry Restoration delivers expert drying and dehumidification services throughout Pomona for residential and commercial properties.
We deploy industrial-grade drying and dehumidification equipment: LGR dehumidifiers, axial air movers, negative air machines, and Injectidry systems to treat every surface, cavity, and material. Whether you face soaked carpet, wet insulation, or hardwood warping in your Pomona home or business, our drying and dehumidification technicians monitor moisture content daily until your structure is safe to rebuild or reoccupy.
Our Pomona drying and dehumidification technicians follow IICRC S500 standards and provide insurance-approved reports with complete moisture logs, equipment logs, and drying maps. For commercial drying and dehumidification projects in Pomona, we establish containment, schedule after-hours work, and coordinate with facility teams to meet operational requirements while maintaining controlled drying and humidity reduction conditions.
After water removal at your Pomona property, we evaluate saturation levels using moisture meters and thermal imaging, then plan strategic placement of dehumidifiers, air movers, and containment barriers to control airflow for efficient drying and dehumidification.
We install Phoenix or Dri-Eaz axial fans, LGR or desiccant dehumidifiers, and HEPA filtration at your Pomona location to circulate air, dry interior materials, and reduce humidity through controlled evaporation and continuous dehumidification.
Daily drying and dehumidification readings are taken with Delmhorst moisture meters and FLIR thermal cameras at your Pomona property. We document moisture content in flooring, drywall, studs, ceilings, and subfloors until drying and dehumidification targets are achieved.
Based on daily moisture and humidity logs, our Pomona drying and dehumidification technicians adjust airflow direction, reposition equipment, and regulate humidity control to maintain ideal drying and dehumidification conditions across all affected zones.
Once materials reach dry-standard moisture content, we remove drying and dehumidification equipment from your Pomona property, sanitize exposed surfaces, and provide complete drying documentation in Xactimate format for insurance processing.
Structural drying and dehumidification is the process of removing water and reducing humidity in building materials - walls, floors, ceilings - using controlled airflow, evaporation, air movers, and dehumidifiers to restore safe indoor conditions and prevent secondary damage in Pomona properties.
Drying and dehumidification in Pomona typically requires 3-5 days depending on material saturation, ambient temperature, and humidity levels. Our drying and dehumidification technicians monitor moisture content daily and adjust equipment placement as conditions change.
Yes. Rapid drying and dehumidification within the first 24-48 hours after water damage in Pomona significantly reduces mold colonization risk by lowering humidity and removing moisture. Our drying and dehumidification team also applies antimicrobial treatments to affected surfaces when necessary.
Yes. Water removal addresses only visible water in your Pomona property. Hidden moisture trapped in walls, under flooring, or inside insulation requires professional drying and dehumidification with proper humidity control for complete mitigation.
Most homeowner and commercial policies cover drying and dehumidification in Pomona when the water loss is sudden and accidental. We provide complete moisture documentation, equipment logs, humidity readings, and drying reports needed for claim approval.
