Article Information
Author
DDRS Staff
Article Date
07/2021.
Source
Summary
This White Paper provides introductory background information suitable for both consumers and new professionals on the risk of Structural or In-Place Drying. Reviews:
- IICRC S500-2015 Water Damage Restoration Guidelines;
- Who can properly assess water damage;
- IICRC Category and Class of Water;
- The use of Air Movers and Dehumidification in Restorative Drying;
- Dangers of High Temperature drying.
Key Questions
- What are the risks of In-Place or Structural Drying?
- What is IICRC compliant Restorative Drying and how does it differ from In-Place or Structural Drying?
- Why does higher temperatures increase the risk of drying?
- What are the Steps of Restorative Drying?
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Written by DDRS staff
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