Following floods and water leakages, it is imperative that you remove the standing water as soon as possible as it can cause water damage.
Vinci Response Services have years of experience in water extraction and removal.
Find out more about our professional water extraction services below.
Arrange Your Water Extraction In 3 Simple Steps
- Call us today to arrange a convenient date and time for one of our senior surveyors to conduct a free site survey.
- During the site survey, we’ll also produce a detailed proposal.
- Once the proposal is agreed and the necessary paperwork completed, our technicians can commence with the cleaning.
For a free, no-obligation estimate and to arrange your water extraction site survey, call us on 03335 772 996.
The Repercussions of Water Damage
The impact of water damage – whether in commercial or residential settings – can be devastating.
The longer standing water is left untreated, the more of it will seep into the structure of the building.
This not only makes it more difficult to thoroughly dry but can also make the building less structurally sound.
There are three categories of water damage:
- Clean Water – uncontaminated water which does not present a health risk.
- Grey Water – water that has become contaminated with pollutants or bacteria. It is unsafe to drink and could cause illness.
- Black Water – foul-smelling water with high levels of harmful contaminants that presents a serious health risk.
Acting quickly and hiring a water damage restoration expert will reduce secondary water damage to a minimum, ultimately minimising water damage-associated expenditures.
How Do We Remove Standing Water?
We use industry-leading technology to ensure that water damage and associated contamination are kept to a minimum.
Water extraction pumps and wet vacs are used initially to remove the majority of the water in a quick and safe manner.
Next, the drying process can begin, which removes any leftover moisture.
Why Use Professional Water Extraction Services?
Attempting to remove the water yourself might seem like a tempting idea. However, doing so could spread the water further into materials. This could cause more damage and end up costing you more.
There’s also the danger that you might think you have resolved the issue when there are hidden, unresolved issues. You could be putting yourself and others at risk of health dangers. If, for example, the site is not cleaned professionally it could lead to mould. Should it reach that stage, Vinci Response offers a mould remediation and removal service.
Our technicians are fully trained and will be able to remove all traces of water damage. They will also be able to identify the root cause of the problem and help prevent it from recurring.
Take the stress out of the situation! Call today and speak with an experienced professional!
Frequently Asked Questions About Water Extraction Services
What is Water Extraction?
Water extraction is the process of removing water (most commonly standing water) created by a recent flood or a big spill involving water, sewers, or pipes.
We use cutting-edge technologies to get the work done quickly and efficiently.
How Much Does Water Extraction Cost?
The cost of our water extraction services is entirely dependent on the property’s location and the amount of water that needs to be extracted.
By providing these facts to our water extraction professionals, we will be able to deliver an exact quote.
You can phone us or fill out a web form at any time, 24 hours a day.
Will the Floor Be Clean After the Water is Extracted?
If the flood contains sewage, bacteria, or other pathogens, decontamination will be required after removing the water.
If these processes are not completed, hazardous bacteria may be present in the impacted regions of your business or house.
Can You Dispose of the Water Upon Extracting?
Yes, water spilling over the affected areas is frequently contaminated with waste, such as sewage, filth, lilt, grime, or toxic compounds.
We are hazardous waste carriers, which means we can legally dispose of any forms of water, sewage, and hazardous waste from both business and residential sites.
