Water Damage Equipment Rentals
Air Scrubber HEPA 500 Rental
You will find these scrubbers to be an ideal solution for:
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Mold remediation
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Fire restoration
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Disaster restoration
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Industrial operations
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Renovation dust particles
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Pet or pollen allergies
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And more!
The HEPA 500 air scrubber is ideal for handling indoor air quality needs on every restoration job. Restoration that involves sewage, mold, or fire damage involves significant amounts of particulates and bad-smelling gasses – a direct result of the damage itself. In a water damage restoration environment, the high-velocity airflow needed for drying can stir up particulates that have settled in carpet or on other materials. The HEPA 500 addresses these air-quality issues quickly and effectively, helping you to maintain a clean, odor-free indoor environment. The A600 is certified for use as both an air cleaner and negative air machine.
Filter Options:
1st Stage Pre-Filter: Synthetic fiber filter media rated at 10% efficiency. Captures the largest particles to help extend the life of the higher efficiency filters inside.
2nd Stage Pre-Filter: Synthetic fiber filter media rated at 30% efficiency. Captures larger particles to help extend the life of the HEPA filter.
3rd Stage Activated Carbon Filter: The activated carbon filter allows the removal of a wide variety of compounds, including volatile organic compounds (VOCs), food odors, fumes from paint and paint thinners, sewer odors, and many other noxious odors. Combining activated carbon filtration with HEPA filtration is especially effective in removing airborne soot particles and the odors they create.
HEPA filter: The HEPA filter has an efficiency rating of 99.97% against 0.3 micron oily aerosol particles. The HEPA filtration standard was developed in the 1940s to control radioactive dust particles in U.S. nuclear laboratories.
Dri-Eaz Defend Air Filtration
1st Stage Pre Filter
A pre filter is the primary layer of filtration that collects large particles before they reach the HEPA filter. It is constructed to improve filter efficiency and dirt holding capacity. Rated at 10% efficiency, it also has a low pressure drop.
2nd Stage HEPA Filters
A HEPA filter is a type of high efficiency particulate air filter. This type of air filter can remove at least 99.97% of airborne particles 0.3 Micrometers in diameter. Particles of this size are the most difficult to filter and thus the most penetrating particles size. This is the most effective air filtration filters to remove contaminates from the air.
3rd Stage Carbon filter
Carbon is a highly porous charcoal product, This significantly captures a wide variety of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), including soot and smoke, food odors, fumes from paint and paint thinners, sewer odors, and many other compounds.
Dehumidifers
A dehumidifier is essential for both immediate damage control and preventing long-term issues caused by moisture.
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Moisture Control
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Drying Surfaces
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Prevent Mold Growth
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Water Extraction Support
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Mitigating Secondary Damage
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Airborne Contaminant Reduction
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And more!
During remediation, particularly for mold, water damage, or other environmental hazards, a dehumidifier is a critical tool. Here's a list of its specific uses during remediation:
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Moisture Control: Reduces humidity levels to prevent the spread of mold, bacteria, and other microorganisms during remediation efforts.
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Drying Surfaces: Assists in drying out affected areas such as walls, floors, and ceilings after water damage or leaks, speeding up the drying process.
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Prevent Mold Growth: By lowering moisture levels, it prevents new mold growth in spaces undergoing remediation, ensuring the area remains dry.
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Water Extraction Support: Works alongside fans and air movers to pull excess moisture from the air and surrounding surfaces, helping to eliminate trapped water in porous materials like drywall or wood.
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Mitigating Secondary Damage: Prevents further damage to building materials, such as warping, swelling, or rotting, by controlling the humidity during the drying and repair process.
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Airborne Contaminant Reduction: Reduces the risk of spreading mold spores, allergens, and other contaminants that thrive in humid environments, maintaining a safer workspace for remediation professionals.
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Supporting Drying in Hard-to-Reach Areas: Helps to dry out moisture in areas like crawl spaces, behind walls, or beneath floors where moisture can be hard to eliminate.
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Preserving Structural Integrity: Helps maintain the structural integrity of materials such as wood framing, preventing it from weakening due to prolonged exposure to high humidity.
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Facilitating Safe Demolition: In cases where contaminated materials need to be removed (such as drywall or insulation), a dehumidifier ensures that the remaining materials stay dry and mold-free.
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Promoting Health and Safety: Reducing moisture minimizes the risk of remediation workers and residents being exposed to mold spores and bacteria during the process.
Carpet & Flooring Dryer
A carpet or flooring dryer, often referred to as an air mover or blower, is a crucial tool during mold and water damage remediation. Here’s a list of its primary uses:
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Water Damage Drying
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Humidity Control
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Mold Remediation
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Dehumidification Support
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Odor Reduction
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Accelerating Drying Times
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Drying Structural Components
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Water Damage Drying: Surface Drying: Used to accelerate the drying process of wet carpets, floors, and other surfaces after water damage. Preventing Further Damage: Helps prevent secondary water damage, such as warping, swelling, or delamination of flooring materials.
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Humidity Control: Moisture Reduction: By circulating air, it aids in reducing moisture levels in the environment, helping prevent mold growth in damp areas.
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Mold Remediation: Drying Affected Areas: After removing mold-contaminated materials, dryers help speed up the drying of any residual moisture that could foster mold regrowth. Air Circulation: Enhances air circulation to prevent stagnation, reducing the likelihood of mold spores settling and spreading.
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Dehumidification Support: Working with Dehumidifiers: Often used in conjunction with dehumidifiers to optimize drying by moving moisture-laden air away from surfaces and into the dehumidifier.
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Odor Reduction: Ventilation: Improves ventilation, helping to disperse odors from water damage or microbial growth during remediation.
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Accelerating Drying Time for Cleaning: Post-cleaning Drying: After cleaning carpets or floors (especially post-remediation cleaning), air movers reduce the drying time to make the space usable again sooner.
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Drying Structural Components: Wall Cavities and Subflooring: Air movers can be directed to help dry not just carpets but also subfloors, drywall, and wooden supports that were exposed to moisture.