The dehumidifiers operated by CRS have the power and capability of removing water and moisture from drywall, plaster, interior paint, cement floors, carpets, insulation, and basements. Drying time is reduced because CRS restorers adjust the locations and types of dehumidifiers as drying conditions change. The results are exceptional and efficient.

Dehumidifiers selected for CRS are capable of reducing high humidity and moisture levels to normal levels quickly. Moisture that is not removed through extraction must be removed by dehumidification to prevent further permanent damage. Air is circulated over and under surfaces, causing the moisture to evaporate into the air.

Warmer air is capable of holding more moisture, so the warm, dry air from the dehumidifier collects the moisture from the air. The dehumidifier condenses the collected water vapor back into water, pumps it out, and continues to circulate dry air within the building.

CRS professionals apply their understanding of how relative humidity, temperature, vapor pressure, and air movement influence drying conditions. This “know-how” is important for handling the moisture damage efficiently. The unsurpassed quality of CRS dehumidifiers and the capable experience of CRS technicians combine to handle any water damage situation.