Carlisle Services LLC

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And to dry the structure as rapidly as possible With the objective of minimizing replacement costs to the structure and contents There are many major differences, with intricate reasons behind them, which answer the question of why it works better. But from an insurers perspective, here's how they stack up: Most companies think that if they simply put equipment on a job, that it has to dry. And while it is true that wet will always go to dry if it can, taking this approach might take a while. The VDS will COMPLETELY dry the structure... PERIOD. No matter what kind of water damage it is: Black, Gray or Clean, or how much water there is: Class 1, 2, 3 or 4 the system will be utilized on EVERY drying job to completely dry the structure. The fact is that most companies pull their equipment off of a job with the structure still wet. Whether it is because of embarrassment, lack of training, or an inability to do the job correctly, these companies are jeopardizing the health of the homeowner and their business. The reason we have a mold problem today is because most companies in our industry have a drying problem. VDS companies have been trained to inspect all components of a structure to check for moisture, and have been educated in the best ways to dry them. Whether it is sheetrock, flooring, sub-flooring, plaster, structural wood or crawlspaces when a VDS company pulls their equipment off the job, it will be dry.

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