FORT WAYNE
2777 Sherman Blvd
Fort Wayne, IN 46808
PHONE: 260-471-3165
FAX: 260-471-3365
WARSAW
1631 Armstrong Road
Warsaw, IN 46580
PHONE: 574-267-6755
FAX: 260-471-3365
FORT WAYNE
2777 Sherman Blvd
Fort Wayne, IN 46808
PHONE: 260-471-3165
FAX: 260-471-3365
WARSAW
1631 Armstrong Road
Warsaw, IN 46580
PHONE: 574-267-6755
FAX: 260-471-3365
FORT WAYNE
2777 Sherman Blvd
Fort Wayne, IN 46808
PHONE: 260-471-3165
FAX: 260-471-3365
WARSAW
1631 Armstrong Road
Warsaw, IN 46580
PHONE: 574-267-6755
FAX: 260-471-3365
Water moves beyond the area where a leak or overflow first appears. It may travel beneath flooring or reach materials that still look dry from the surface. At Protechs, Inc., we determine how far the moisture has spread before making restoration decisions. As experienced water disaster restoration specialists, we give property owners in Fort Wayne, IN, a clearer picture of what has been affected and what needs attention first.
We inspect affected materials to determine which ones are still usable and which have been damaged by water. From there, we focus the restoration work on the areas that need attention.
Drying a property involves more than removing standing water. Moisture can remain inside building materials after surfaces begin to look dry. Our water disaster restoration technicians check affected areas during the restoration process so we know where moisture remains and how conditions are changing.
We use these readings to decide when drying equipment needs to be adjusted or removed. Instead of relying on appearance alone, we continue checking the property as it dries. This is especially important for homes and businesses in Fort Wayne when water has reached enclosed spaces with limited air movement.
We use moisture readings to find water damage that may not be obvious during a visual inspection. The results give us more information when deciding what can stay and what needs to be removed before the next stage of work begins.
We help property owners move forward after water damage. Contact us today for a free consultation about your property.
How Did We Do?We strive to be the best cleaning and restoration service company in the business. Your Opinion is important to us. Help us assess our performance by taking a brief survey.
Do not enter a wet area to reach an electrical panel or unplug equipment. Water near outlets or electrical appliances creates a shock hazard. If the panel is in a dry, accessible location, follow the instructions from your utility provider or an electrician. Otherwise, stay clear of the affected area until it has been checked.
Avoid contact with the affected area. Sewage water contains contaminants that should not be handled like water from a clean plumbing source. Keep people and pets away until the area can be addressed.
It depends on which parts of the home are affected and what work needs to be completed. A small affected area causes less disruption than damage involving spaces you use throughout the day. Your technician will explain what areas will be accessible during the work so you can decide where to stay.
Yes. Keep receipts connected to the incident and store them somewhere they will not be lost during cleanup. Your insurance company will tell you which expenses apply to your policy and what documentation it requires when reviewing a claim.
Belongings near the damaged area need to be moved before work starts. Where they go depends on their condition and the amount of available space elsewhere on the property. Ask where items will be kept before anything is relocated so you know how they will be handled during the project.