Storm Damage Water Cleanup in Brookwood, AL

What we find on these Brookwood calls

A night of storms here usually delivers two separate water problems to the same building. Wind puts a limb through the deck or opens a ridge, and the same three inches of rain runs down the hill the house was cut into and stands against the upslope foundation. One arrives from above and one from below. They need opposite work — closing an opening on the one hand, pumping and stripping wet material on the other.

The one that gets missed is always the one underneath, because a ceiling is what people look at. When the weather clears, put a light through the crawl hatch as well as walking the rooms. Wet joists, and insulation hanging down between them, mean the hill got in whatever the roof did or did not do that night.

Where we start

1. Dry attic and rooms

   Equipment runs in the roof space and the rooms below it at the same time, without interruption, on the utility or on a generator sized for it.

The full method, the salvage thresholds and what the equipment is doing are on the Storm Damage Water Cleanup page. Brookwood covers everything else we handle in this town.