faq

What is the purpose of the containment area?

The containment barrier helps to ensure your home does not get coated with drywall dust. In some cases where the water intrusion has gone unnoticed for an extended period of time mold growth may have occurred inside the wall captivity. The containment barrier prevents mold spores that may become airborne during work from traveling to other areas of your home. Another goal is to dry the structure completely and assist in identifying leaks. The containment barrier allows us to better control the drying process by reducing the volume of air and structural surfaces we are dehumidifying.

How long will the project take to complete?

Demolition typically takes several hours to a full day. Time to complete the repair will vary greatly depending upon the reason for moisture intrusion. Everyone will try to keep you informed at this point to let you know the expected time needed. Once the repair has been completed, you will be ready to have the interior work site re-build. Replacing drywall, texture, paint and trim work will be done to return your home to it's original condition. A couple of days may be needed to finish work once you've been scheduled.

If I have a question about my project, who should I call?

Don't hesitate to call your builder if you have questions regarding your project. We understand that keeping you well informed will help you understand the project each step of the way.