A kitchen opened to the framing with air movers drying the slab on a Resolve Residential Restoration job

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The work, start to dry.

Thermal inspections, moisture detection, containment, and structural dry-outs from jobs across Hemet and Riverside County.

IICRC Certified #70193059
CSLB #1114551
Hemet-based
Serving all of Riverside County

On the Job

What the work looks like

A cross-section of what a job involves: finding the hidden water, sealing off the work area, drying the structure to target, and handing back a space that's ready to rebuild.

These come from the services we handle, and here is how a job runs start to finish.

Air movers and drying equipment positioned during a Resolve Residential Restoration water-damage dry-out — Structural drying setup

A HEPA air scrubber running behind containment sheeting on a Resolve Residential Restoration job — Filtering the air during a dry-out

A containment barrier with a zippered doorway sealing off the work area on a Resolve Residential Restoration job — Containment sealed at the doorway

Air movers positioned among exposed attic rafters during a Resolve Residential Restoration structural dry-out — Drying an attic space

A bathroom floor being dried with marked moisture points on a Resolve Residential Restoration water-damage job — Bathroom floor dry-out

A kitchen stripped of cabinets and flooring, opened up for structural drying by Resolve Residential Restoration — Kitchen stripped for dry-out

Air movers and power set up to dry a demolished kitchen during a Resolve Residential Restoration job — Drying a demolished kitchen

Overhead view of a demolished kitchen with drying equipment on a Resolve Residential Restoration job — Overhead: demo and dry-out

Water-deteriorated wall base and staining above the flooring documented on a Resolve Residential Restoration job — Water damage traced to the wall base

Close-up of moisture and deterioration at a concrete slab edge documented by Resolve Residential Restoration — Moisture damage at the slab edge

Structural jacks and a moisture membrane in a crawlspace during a Resolve Residential Restoration dry-out — Drying beneath the subfloor

A Resolve Residential Restoration technician in full protective gear disinfecting a crawlspace after a sewage loss — Disinfecting a crawlspace, in full PPE

A Resolve Residential Restoration technician running a disinfectant sprayer along a flood-cut wall — Disinfecting a flood-cut wall

A Resolve Residential Restoration technician using thermal imaging at an opened wall to trace hidden moisture — Thermal imaging traces the wet path

Resolve Residential Restoration technician lifting a moisture barrier to test a subfloor for trapped moisture — Subfloor moisture testing

A staircase covered with protective material during a Resolve Residential Restoration job — Stairs protected during work

Commercial dehumidifier running on a Resolve Residential Restoration structural drying job — Pulling moisture out of the structure

A kitchen rebuilt after restoration, with new cabinets, quartz counters and flooring — Rebuilt by Iconic Floors & More

A Resolve Residential Restoration technician holding a pin-type moisture meter against a kitchen cabinet base during drying checks — Moisture check at the cabinet base

Two Resolve Residential Restoration technicians removing kitchen counter and cabinets during water damage demolition — Counter removal in progress

Plastic sheeting held on zip poles sealing a kitchen doorway before demolition on a Resolve Residential Restoration water job — Containment sealed before demo

Air movers and a dehumidifier running against a flood-cut kitchen wall on a Resolve Residential Restoration job — Structural drying after the flood cut

Protective paper taped across an entryway floor to keep the route in clean on a Resolve Residential Restoration job — The route in, protected first

A HEPA air scrubber running in a gutted kitchen during a Resolve Residential Restoration dry-out — HEPA scrubbing in a gutted kitchen

A kitchen stripped back to studs and subfloor, dried and ready to hand over for reconstruction — Dried and ready to hand over

How We Document

Why we document our work

On every loss we record the damage, the moisture readings, and each stage of the dry-out. That record keeps your insurance claim moving and shows the structure was dried to target before anyone rebuilds.

We dry to the numbers

We find the hidden water, open up what's wet, and run equipment until the meter hits target. It's slow, methodical work, and it's what keeps a small loss from turning into a big one.

Documented for your claim

We record readings, cutouts, and equipment placements as the job runs. That documentation is what your adjuster needs to evaluate the loss.

A clean handoff

When the structure is dry and safe, we hand it off, documentation in hand, so your rebuild contractor can pick up exactly where mitigation ends.

See How We Work

Damage won't wait. Neither do we.

Call now for a free inspection and 24/7 emergency response across Hemet and Riverside County. We handle the cleanup and document it for your insurer.

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