Whole house tes flood with Paul Davis Restoration

 We were able to completely dry this structure in 3 days of drying with the tes system.  We didn't need to cut out any drywall, and kept all the carpet and pad.  The total finished square footage on this house is 3800 sq. ft.  The unfinished basement had 2 inches of standing water.  90 percent of this house was completely saturated.

Huge success for Nautica and the tes system!

Whole house flooded from someone leaving the upstairs bath tub on for 3 days before someone found the flood.

The kitchen subfloor had bubbled under the vinyl.

The paint over the kitchen and hallway.  I ended up pulling all the paint I could.  Paint can be a huge vapor barrier, and in this case we wanted to dry this whole hous out fast, so we pulled it.

Looking from the dining room into the hall.  This is the main floor.

 Same picture as before, I just backed up.

Looking from the dining room back into the hallway that goes to the kitchen.

This is the upstairs bathtub that was stopped and flooded the whole house.

Master bedroom on the top floor, completely wet. 14'x22'

This picture was taken from the top floor looking down on the family room and us subsurface extracting with the Hydro-X.

We pulled the paint and set one of the TEX boxes in the dining room on the main floor.

This is the living room/office on the main floor.  This room is right next to the main entrance, and across from the dining room.

This is the family room on the main floor.

This is the master bedroom on the upper floor.

We set up the exhaust fan in the master bathroom on the upper floor.  You'll notice that we pulled the vinyl floor to be able to dry the subfloor.