Water, Fire and Storm Damage Restoration in Toledo

Emergency roof stabilization measures were deployed to protect the property's interior from water ingress, serving as a critical first step while permanent repairs or a full roof replacement are arranged.

Our team established containment in both affected rooms and utilized air scrubbers to maintain negative pressure. We HEPA vacuumed all visible discoloration, then carefully cut out and removed approximately 15 sqft of discolored drywall, plastic, and insulation from each room. Following material removal, we thoroughly HEPA vacuumed the walls, ceiling tracks, and grid, and wiped down all affected surfaces including walls, windows, containment barriers, and floors. The floors were then vacuumed and mopped. Finally, we applied Decon 30 disinfectant and subsequently removed all containment and air scrubbers.

Cousino Restoration performed comprehensive demolition in both affected bathrooms. In the pink bathroom, affected drywall, insulation, and tile flooring were removed. In the blue bathroom, the tile floor and vanity were removed. Moisture points were added to the floor for monitoring, and drying equipment, including one dehumidifier and one air scrubber, were set up in the blue bathroom. Containments were properly fixed, and all equipment was pulled upon completion of the drying process.

Our team provided comprehensive water damage restoration services over three days. On day 1, we began demolition in all affected areas, shifted contents, and transferred wet items into dry boxes. Work areas were thoroughly cleaned and organized, antimicrobial was applied, and additional drying equipment was set. Day 2 involved further demolition, including the removal of baseboards, trim, affected flooring materials, and drywall in some areas. Contents were shifted as needed, non-salvageable items were documented and disposed of, and two air scrubbers were set. All impacted areas were then treated with antimicrobial. On Day 3, a moisture assessment was performed, Docusketch documentation was completed to identify materials and measurements, and three dehumidifiers were set for stabilization to control moisture levels.

Replacement of the bathroom toilet, new flooring installation, vanity replacement, and installation of a new bathroom door following sewage damage restoration.

Our team promptly responded to the water damage at the medical center, initiating a comprehensive restoration process. This included meticulous water extraction, controlled demolition of damaged materials such as flooring and ceiling panels, and thorough drying and dehumidification using specialized equipment. We ensured the affected areas were fully restored, adhering to the high standards required for a healthcare facility.