Mr. George Samson, the leader of the water damage restoration team, gathered the student in the multi purpose hall and advised the principal, teachers and students to vacate the vicinity immediately.

He said that while he understand that this is an important day for new lessons and even quizzes, we cannot risk the possibility of mold and other disease infestation that the water damage restoration could bring.

In simplest terms, he told students and teachers alike the basics of the water damage restoration and how them vacating the vicinity could greatly contribute in their move to eliminate water in the comfort rooms and prevent the moist and damp places to be the breeding ground of molds.

"If you allow molds to grow in your comfort rooms and other parts of the campus," Samson told all the students and teachers. "It can create an extensive damage to your possessions or may ignite health problems."

He, moreover, emphasized that these health hazards could more or less be caught by the children who have a weaker defense system and even more prone in catching asthma and other related sickness.

In almost thirty minutes after the informative talk on water damage restoration, the children were dismissed and the large majority of the teachers called it a day too. Samson only required the principal and three from the maintenance staff to assist in the process.

"We need someone who could help us identify the items which we can throw away and other items that should be restored," he explained.

True enough; molds are already penetrating the bathroom mats. The principal confessed that it has been almost overnight since they called the attention of the water damage restoration team.

"We thought that we could do it on our own, but we are wrong," the principal admitted. Samson told his team that they don't have time to waste. Ideally the clean-up would take them four to five hours, the drying is the one that eats time.

"Normally, it could take us 48 hours, but now, necessity pressures us to cut drying time into half," he announced. They have to work double time to even more disinfect and deodorize the comfort rooms.

It's a good thing that the water damage restoration team is well equipped with the latest model of Phoenix Dehumidifier.

A dehumidifier is used to reduce the level of humidity in air to avoid the infestation of mold and mildew. It is one if the can't live without equipment of a water damage restoration team.

With the high powered and portable dehumidifier, it can dry up to 38 gallons per day and has a reservoir pump with 20 foot lift for convenience. Powered only with 12 amps. the principal as well as the school administration have no problem with the maximize use of electricity in order to fully restore the water damage.

With the effort and perseverance of the water damage restoration team and the cooperation of the school administration, the three floors with corroded pipes and damp environment was restored in no time.