Moisture mapping
Record affected rooms and material readings to establish the initial drying conditions.
Drying based on evidence
Water can remain beneath finished flooring, behind baseboards, inside wall cavities and within cabinets or insulation. Touch and appearance do not provide enough information to define the affected area or confirm drying.
Renova combines visual inspection, moisture readings and thermal imaging as an investigative tool. Infrared images may reveal temperature patterns; moisture meters help confirm whether suspected materials require closer attention.
Record affected rooms and material readings to establish the initial drying conditions.
Use temperature patterns to identify areas that may need direct moisture testing.
Position commercial air movers to support evaporation from affected surfaces.
Remove moisture from the air as water leaves affected building materials.
Use targeted mats or injection systems when the documented flooring assembly calls for them.
Compare follow-up readings with the drying goals and adjust the plan when needed.
Real Renova drying equipment
These are real Renova project photos showing specialty floor drying, thermal inspection and professional dehumidification.
Our drying process
The number of machines and drying days depend on the affected materials and measured conditions—not a one-size-fits-all package.
See Renova’s complete process →We investigate the water path, record affected materials and establish initial moisture readings.
Standing water and unsalvageable materials are addressed, and access is created when the authorized scope requires it.
Air movers, dehumidifiers and specialty systems are selected and positioned for the documented conditions.
Follow-up readings show the direction of progress and help determine when drying goals have been met.
We combine the known source and water path with visual inspection, direct moisture readings and thermal imaging where useful. Infrared patterns guide investigation, while meters help confirm material moisture.
The timeline depends on the water, materials, access and measured progress. Renova monitors conditions rather than promising the same number of days for every property.
Equipment needs depend on the size of the affected area, the materials involved and the drying conditions. The plan may change when materials are opened, removed or shown by readings to be drying differently than expected.
No. A thermal camera shows temperature differences, not moisture itself. Suspected areas should be checked with appropriate moisture-measuring tools and interpreted with the site conditions.
Some flooring assemblies may be candidates for specialty drying, while others may require removal. The water category, construction, duration, finish condition and moisture readings all matter.
Yes. After mitigation and drying needs are understood, Renova can prepare a separate reconstruction scope for drywall, flooring, trim, paint, cabinets and other affected finishes.
Local response
Houston, Katy, Richmond, Rosenberg, Sugar Land, Cypress, Fulshear, Missouri City, Stafford, Pearland, Spring, Tomball and surrounding communities.
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Call Renova for structural drying and moisture detection across Greater Houston.
Call (281) 305-8712