Real work, straight from the job site
Containment, negative air, mould remediation and water damage work from our crew — photographed and filmed on the job. No stock images.
- IICRC-standard containment
- HEPA air scrubbing & negative pressure
- Homes, condos and commercial buildings
- Documented for your insurer
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Each project explains what we set up, why it matters and what it means for your home or building.

Basement flood restoration: flood cut and structural drying
Flooring out, drywall flood cut, LGR dehumidifiers drying the structure.
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Commercial high-ceiling restoration with aerial lifts
Boom and spider lifts reaching roof decks and ceilings after water damage.
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▶ VideoFull basement containment before removal work
Room-by-room poly containment and HEPA air scrubbers across a whole basement.
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▶ VideoAttic mould remediation
Technician in full PPE treating mould on attic roof sheathing.
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▶ VideoCorridor containment in a multi-residential building
Sealed work zone along a residential hallway; units stayed accessible.
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Room containment in an occupied home
Poly walls separate the work area from a family kitchen; the hearth is protected.
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Sealed rooms and HEPA air scrubbing in a finished interior
Finished rooms sealed with poly, zippered entry, HEPA exhaust through a window.
See the projectWhat good containment looks like
When a restoration company opens up walls, ceilings or floors, the work zone should be sealed off from the rest of the property. Look for these on any job — ours or anyone else's:
- Sealed poly walls with taped seams, floor to ceiling, and a single zippered entry.
- Critical barriers on doorways, vents and light fixtures so dust can't travel through the house or the HVAC.
- HEPA air scrubbers running before removal starts, ideally exhausting outdoors.
- Negative pressure you can verify — on larger jobs, a manometer showing the pressure difference.
- Protected floors and access routes, cleaned every day.
- Photos and readings in the file, so your insurer or property manager sees exactly what was done.
Want to understand the process first? Read about mould remediation, water damage restoration or how we work with insurance claims.
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