The city's commercial stock runs from converted comb and plastics mill buildings to strip centers along the highway corridors, office parks and apartment buildings. Each has its own way of moving water: big open floors, shared ceilings, elevator pits and tenants stacked above each other.
How the crew handles a commercial loss
The response team meets the owner or the property manager, finds the source and maps every affected suite. Water in a large building often travels through floor penetrations and shared walls to spaces nobody has checked.
- The extraction crew clears large floors with truck-mounted and ride-on extractors
- Wet ceiling tiles and soaked carpet tiles come out first
- Containment separates the drying area so the rest of the business can stay open
- The drying team works in phases and after hours where it helps



