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We follow key IICRC standards — S500, S520, S700, and S100 — to ensure safe, compliant, high-quality restoration work across Australia.
What is Water Damage Restoration?
Water damage restoration is the process of restoring a property after water intrusion—from leaks, floods or burst pipes. The aim is to prevent further damage, restore the building and return it to a safe, dry condition.
The Restoration Process
The process typically includes: inspection and assessment, water extraction and removal, drying and dehumidification, cleaning and sanitising, repairing damaged structures and materials, and a final inspection to confirm full restoration.
Why Acting Quickly Matters
Water left untreated can lead to mould growth, structural weakening and health hazards. Prompt restoration minimises risk and repair costs.
Key Steps in Restoration
1. Inspection and Assessment
Technicians locate the source of the water, map the damage and identify contaminated areas.
2. Extraction and Removal
Standing water and soaked materials are removed to reduce moisture load.
3. Drying and Dehumidification
High-capacity dehumidifiers, air movers and monitoring equipment are used to restore moisture levels to safe thresholds.
4. Cleaning and Sanitising
Contaminated materials may require cleaning, disinfecting and deodorising to ensure a healthy environment.
5. Repair and Restoration
Once dry and clean, the building structure and finishes are repaired or replaced so the property returns to normal.
Water damage restoration ensures that both the building and its occupants are safe, healthy and free from further risk. If you’re facing water damage, contact the experts at Elite Restoration for fast, effective recovery.
