Cutting-Edge Tools for Superior Disaster Recovery

Restoration at 911 Restoration of Reno is powered by top-tier technology. Our investment in advanced equipment ensures we respond effectively, restore precisely, and deliver lasting results.

Why Advanced Equipment Matters

Restoring a damaged property is not just about speed, it’s about accuracy and thoroughness. Using modern tools lets us:

  • Detect hidden moisture before it causes mold or structural harm
  • Dry more efficiently and reduce restoration time
  • Improve indoor air quality and safety
  • Lower overall restoration costs by limiting secondary damage

Moisture Detection & Measurement Tools

We track the vapor content in the air to maintain optimal drying conditions and avoid over-drying or under-drying.

Pin meters penetrate materials like wood or drywall. Non-invasive meters sense moisture through sensors. Both help us find areas of concern without guesswork.

Thermal cameras reveal temperature differences behind walls, ceilings, and floors — showing trapped moisture invisible to the eye.

Water Extraction & Mitigation Machinery

For standing water and flood damage, heavy duty pumps move large volumes quickly. Wet vacuums reach into carpets, voids, and tight spaces.

We use robust dehumidifiers to pull moisture out of the air, especially in closed or poorly ventilated spaces.

These units help with water removal from flooring, baseboards, and carpet pads, preventing moisture from remaining after bulk water removal.

Drying & Dehumidification Systems

These circulate air across wet surfaces, accelerating evaporation and pulling moisture into our dehumidification systems.

Especially useful in colder environments or when standard refrigerant dehumidifiers can’t operate efficiently, desiccant units maintain drying even in low temperatures.

We ensure temperature and humidity stay within precise ranges to optimize drying and prevent further damage.

Supplementary Technologies

These remove particulate matter, dust, mold spores, and contaminants from the air, improving safety during cleanup.

When odor or smoke damage is present, these tools neutralize lingering smells and restore indoor air quality.

We create isolated work zones to prevent cross-contamination between affected and unaffected areas.

The Restoration Process

Our Equipment in Action

  • 1
    We begin with a free visual inspection and moisture audit.
  • 2
    Use detection tools to map out hidden water intrusion zones.
  • 3
    Extract bulk water with pumps and vacuums.
  • 4
    Deploy air movers and dehumidifiers to drive evaporation.
  • 5
    Monitor humidity, temperature, and moisture levels continuously.
  • 6
    Finish with air scrubbing, odor control, and restoration of materials.

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