Do you have standing water in your home or business? If you’re dealing with water damage or unexpected flooding, time is not on your side. The longer water sits, the more damage it causes—to your property, your belongings, and even your health.

At Dry First of Brevard County, we offer 24/7 emergency water extraction services throughout Brevard County. Our team of certified professionals can be at your property within 45 minutes to start the extraction process and stop further damage in its tracks. When water damage strikes, trust a reputable water restoration company like Dry First to get the job done right—fast, safe, and thoroughly.

Not all water extraction processes are created equal. Hiring a professional and reputable restoration company like Dry First of Brevard County ensures that the job is done correctly the first time—saving you time, money, and stress.

Here’s what our comprehensive water extraction process looks like:

1. Identification of Water Source and Type

We begin by locating the source of the water and determining whether it's clean water, greywater, or blackwater. Each type requires different safety protocols and equipment. Stopping the source immediately helps limit the damage.

2. Safety and Protection Measures

Our team uses protective gear and safety measures, especially when handling contaminated water. Electrical safety is also a top priority in preventing accidents.

3. Water Removal

Using industrial-grade pumps and vacuums, we extract standing water as quickly and efficiently as possible to minimize property damage and speed up the drying phase.

4. Moisture and Humidity Control

Once standing water is removed, we deploy dehumidifiers and air movers to eliminate hidden moisture in walls, floors, and materials. Proper ventilation is used to speed up drying and prevent mold.

5. Cleaning and Sanitizing

All affected areas are cleaned and treated with antimicrobial agents to eliminate bacteria and prevent mold growth—especially important with greywater or blackwater exposure.

6. Damage Assessment

Finally, we assess the property for lingering damage, test for moisture and mold, and make recommendations for any reconstruction that may be needed.