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Water Damage, Drying and Reinstatement Gallery

Photographs of genuine water-damage conditions, controlled removal, professional drying equipment and completed reinstatement work carried out by My HomeDry.

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Kitchen with plasterboard ceiling collapsed after an escape of water above
Kitchen affected by water damage from above — ceiling collapse and exposed joists
Living-room ceiling opened up to expose joists and remove water-damaged plasterboard
Living-room ceiling opened to expose affected materials
Main bedroom with water-damaged ceiling and exposed structure above the bed
Main bedroom affected by water migration and damaged ceiling materials
Bedroom with plasterboard removed and insulation exposed after water damage
Bedroom with plasterboard and insulation removed for drying access
Smaller bedroom with damaged plasterboard removed and insulation exposed
Smaller bedroom with damaged plasterboard and insulation exposed
Bathroom ceiling collapsed following an escape of water from above
Bathroom and adjoining rooms affected by an escape of water
Landing area with exposed ceiling joists after removal of water-damaged plasterboard
Landing with exposed ceiling joists after controlled removal
Blue professional refrigerant dehumidifier used for structural drying — front view
Professional refrigerant dehumidifier — used for controlled structural drying
Blue professional building dehumidifier — side profile view
Professional building dehumidifier — side view
Rear of blue professional dehumidifier showing air intake and drainage
Rear of the dehumidifier — air intake and drainage connections
Kitchen drying setup with dehumidifier and air movers positioned around the room
Example arrangement of dehumidifier and air movers in a kitchen following initial clearance
Bedroom drying setup with dehumidifier and air movers directed at exposed surfaces
Example bedroom drying setup — equipment positioning depends on the specific assessment
Living-room drying setup with hoses, cables and equipment in place
Example living-room drying arrangement with dehumidifier, air movers and drainage hose
Completed kitchen following water-damage reinstatement
Completed kitchen appearance after reinstatement
Completed living room with repaired ceiling and finished decoration
Completed living-room appearance after reinstatement
Completed main bedroom after ceiling repair and redecoration
Completed main-bedroom appearance after reinstatement
Completed bedroom with new plasterboard, decoration and flooring
Completed bedroom appearance after reinstatement
Completed smaller bedroom after plaster repair and redecoration
Completed smaller-bedroom appearance after reinstatement
Completed bathroom following reinstatement of ceiling and finishes
Completed bathroom appearance after reinstatement
Completed landing area with repaired ceiling and clean decoration
Completed landing appearance after reinstatement
Commercial office corridor with debris following water damage.
Commercial office corridor with debris following water damage.
Wet commercial carpet at an office entrance following a water incident.
Water affecting commercial carpet and adjoining office areas.
Open-plan office requiring water-damage assessment and drying planning.
Open-plan office requiring water-damage assessment and drying planning.
Mould and moisture-related deterioration at the base of an internal wall.
Moisture-related surface deterioration at the base of an internal wall.
Close view of mould spotting and damaged finishes at a wall corner.
Close view of mould spotting and damaged finishes at a wall corner.
Professional dehumidifiers and drying equipment loaded for transport.
Professional dehumidifiers and drying equipment loaded for transport.
Protimeter showing a comparative WME reading of 42.3 at an affected wall.
A contact moisture reading taken at an affected wall area.
Protimeter showing a comparative WME reading of 62.9 at an affected wall.
Comparative WME reading used alongside visual inspection, material context and reference areas.
Thermal image showing cooler areas across a hallway and doorway.
Thermal investigation used alongside contact moisture readings to identify areas requiring closer assessment.
Thermal image showing a cooler pattern at a wall and floor junction.
Thermal image showing a cooler pattern at a wall and floor junction.
Clean commercial office corridor after repair and finishing work.
A clean commercial finish after the agreed drying and repair stages.
Professional dehumidifier and air movers positioned in a commercial corridor.
Professional dehumidification and air movement arranged around the affected area.
Open-plan office clean and ready for normal use after repair work.
Open-plan office clean and ready for normal use after repair work.
Clean repaired wall corner with finished skirting and floor.
Clean repaired finish after the moisture and affected surfaces have been addressed.

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