The Water Damage Drying Log App is a simple to use tool for water damage restoration field technicians. It allows the technician to keep track of multiple jobs from the set up of the drying equipment until the job is dried to completion and ready for repair.

How do you dry large logs?

All you need to do is set up a decent dehumidifier beside the stack of wood to be dried, let it run, and it will suck the moisture right out of the wood. This can speed up the drying time from months or weeks to just a few days. Even better is if you add an air fan into the mix to produce some extra airflow.

What two devices are most commonly used to find the perimeter of water loss?

Different types of extraction tools: Light wand – Primarily used around the perimeter of the water loss and to extract glue-down carpets. Stationary tool (e.g., water claw) – A subsurface extraction tool used to extract carpet and cushion (pad)