PROJECT 01 /
Carpeted-room project
Two photos from the same job: extraction equipment and the drying setup.
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Water extraction, basement cleanup, structural drying, and a commercial mold project—documented in photos from the work. Explore before-and-after cleanup views and photos taken during each project.
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PROJECT 02 /
Basement cleanup: before & after
The same unfinished basement, photographed before and after cleanup.
PROJECT 03 /
Drain backup in a finished basement
Six progress photos from the same drain-backup project, showing carpet extraction, protective equipment, material removal, and the drying setup.
Carpeted basement area
The exercise area at this finished-basement drain backup job.
Carpet extraction in progress
An extraction wand and portable machine in use on the carpet.
Protective equipment
Protective coveralls and a full-face respirator worn on the job.
Flooring and wall sections removed
A view of the exposed concrete floor and lower wall framing.
Drying equipment in place
Air movers and drying equipment positioned beside the exposed framing.
A wider look at the drying setup
Equipment arranged throughout the basement work area.
PROJECT 04 /
Commercial breakroom: mold behind the finishes
Four photos from one commercial mold project show how cabinetry and flooring can conceal affected materials.
With cabinets in place
The breakroom with base cabinets and finished flooring still in place.
Hidden areas exposed
Cabinet removal reveals damaged lower-wall material, growth, and flooring layers near the sink plumbing.
Growth along the lower wall
A closer view of microbial growth and deteriorated material near the floor.
A wider view behind the cabinets
The exposed wall and floor during the mold project, after base-cabinet removal.
On the job · Water extractionRemoving water.
Removing water.
Beginning the drying process.
In this owner-posted photo, water extraction is underway on an affected kitchen floor. Removing water is an early step in the cleanup and drying process described in Leon's post.
- Work shown
- Water extraction from affected flooring
- Related restoration services
- Water damage cleanup, moisture detection, structural drying, and dehumidification
- Project stage
- Work in progress. The original post does not include a finished result or a before-and-after comparison.