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Co-inventor of The Aerator and co-founder of Restoration Tools, Charlie has over 15 years of experience as a business owner within the industry. He is an IICRC certified Master Water, Fire & Smoke Restorer, including Commercial Drying Specialist.
There are multiple ways to dry affected walls, each with different benefits depending on the severity of the loss. It is often recommended to start with the drying process that requires the least amount of demolition.