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    What To Check Next

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      Initial Water Damage Assessment & Drying Plan

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      1. Project Information

      Water category must be established through a site assessment. Time, source, and conditions can change contamination risks.

      2. Affected Materials

      3. Psychrometric Readings

      Psychrometric calculations assume standard atmospheric pressure. Actual values vary with elevation and instrument accuracy.

      4. Calculated Conditions

      Room Area
      Room Volume
      Affected Floor Area
      Indoor GPP
      Indoor Dew Point
      Outdoor GPP
      Indoor / Outdoor GPP Difference
      Exhaust GPP

      5. Initial Drying Plan

      6. Field Documentation Checklist

      • Confirm source, water category, and extent of migration.
      • Document moisture mapping and affected assemblies.
      • Record material-specific moisture readings and dry standards.
      • Record ambient temperature, RH, GPP, and equipment readings.
      • Identify hidden cavities, layers, and potential vapor barriers.
      • Document equipment placement, changes, and daily progress.
      • Confirm drying goals through appropriate verification.
      Professional-use notice: This is a preliminary planning aid, not an IICRC certification, engineering determination, or substitute for a qualified onsite assessment. Equipment counts, demolition decisions, drying targets, and safety controls must be established from actual conditions and current applicable standards.

      PHOENIX • VISUAL FIELD GUIDE

      Water damage: follow the moisture

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      Restoration technician beside exposed wall framing and opened flooring
      Restoration photo from Phoenix’s water damage service page. Shown as an example of restoration work, not as a project from the city named in this guide.
      Standing muddy water over a black crawlspace ground liner with fallen insulation
      Phoenix crawlspace inspection photo: water and affected materials need evaluation before long-term moisture improvements.
      YOUR NEXT STEPS AT A GLANCE
      1. 1 / SOURCE

        Stop the leak safely

        Arrange source repairs and identify where the water began.

      2. 2 / SPREAD

        Map affected materials

        Check adjoining rooms, flooring layers and the space below.

      3. 3 / DRY

        Measure the progress

        Extraction starts the process; moisture readings guide drying.

      4. 4 / REVIEW

        Keep the records

        Save photos, readings and the agreed restoration scope.

      A dry-looking surface does not establish that concealed materials are dry.

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