DRY
After a water intrusion, the most critical step in the restoration process is professional structural drying. At DrySpace Restoration, we use commercial quality equipment and proven drying techniques to remove trapped moisture from walls, floors, and structural materials before it can lead to further damage or microbial growth. Our team has hands-on experience from assessing and drying more than 300 water-damaged structures, giving us the expertise to identify hidden moisture and restore properties efficiently. Using advanced moisture detection tools and controlled drying systems, we create a targeted drying plan for every project. The result is a thorough, reliable drying process that helps return your property to a clean, safe, and stable condition as quickly as possible.
restore
Once the drying process is complete, the focus shifts to restoring your property back to its original condition. At DrySpace, our restoration team repairs and rebuilds the areas affected by water damage, addressing everything from drywall and flooring to trim and structural components.Our goal is not only to repair what was damaged, but to return your space to a clean, functional, and comfortable environment. With careful craftsmanship and proven restoration methods, we help bring your property back to life after water damage.
protect
Roofs in North Texas face some of the harshest weather conditions in the country—from intense summer heat to powerful hail and wind storms. We provide professional roofing services designed to repair storm damage, extend the life of your roof, and protect your property from the elements. Whether your property needs targeted repairs, storm damage restoration, or a full roof replacement, we focus on durable materials and quality workmanship. The result is a reliable roofing system built to withstand the demanding climate of North Texas.
Here we had water lines in the ceiling burst during a hard freeze. As you can see from the pictures, the weight of the water collapsed the ceiling from above and inundated the space with water. The compromised pipe was also just above an exterior wall, so the entire wall was wet from top to bottom. Of course when this happens, the insulation must be removed or you can’t dry the framing or any other materials inside the wall. In total, approximately 600 sqf of floor space was damaged, as well as a few hundred square feet of drywall. When this much water enters a space from ceiling height, the damage can be catastrophic.
what we do best
The first photo illustrates what the residence looked like upon our arrival, and this photo depicts what it looks like now. Better, right? The homeowner saw an opportunity to refresh the look of the space, and our team put it back together beautifully. We worked with the insurance company to not only get the space back to it’s pre loss condition and make our customer whole, but to also revive the space with a whole new look. Needless to say, the homeowner was very pleased. The entire process from drying to complete reconstruction only took about 6 weeks.
This was a flip project one of our investor clients bought and sold at a profit. Part of the scope oh his project was a new roof. The roof really enhanced the value of the property, and the favorable price we offered him for the job allowed him to walk away from the project happy with a job well done. Our guys arrived onsite at approximately 7:30 am on a Saturday morning and completed the job by 3:00 pm that same day. From material ordering to demo of the existing roof to the installation of the new underlayment and shingles, we were deliberate and efficient.
About our company
We started DrySpace LLC in 2021 after working many years for national restoration brands with local, franchised DFW offices the previous 4 years. In those years, we saw the good and bad of the mitigation and restoration industry. We learned how to properly mitigate and restore from not only what those companies did well, but we learned what not to do from the things they did poorly that impacted their customers.
Then in February of 2021, the big Texas freeze hit DFW. Thousands of properties were inundated by water from compromised plumbing resulting from the sub freezing temperatures that assaulted the area. We were brought in to consult on some of those mitigation projects and saw first hand many of the destructive, sub standard drying processes being utilized.
We knew we could be better. We knew we could provide home and business owners with a better experience and a better outcome. And that’s exactly what we did and what we are still doing today - serving our customers with empathy and best practices designed to minimize the trauma and give you piece of mind.
For us it’s simple - our customers come first.
FAQs
What services do you offer?
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We offer a range of property restoration solutions designed to meet your needs. Water removal, structural drying, mitigation, interior reconstructions, and roofing are our core competencies. All of our solutions are designed to keep you and your property dry, and to maintain and enhance your property’s value for the long haul.
what is mitigation?
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Simply put, mitigation is the process of preventing further damage to property. When water gets loose inside your home or business, it must be dealt with promptly. When a building material or personal item gets wet, it will dry on its own eventually. The problem is that drying means evaporation, which means humidity. High humidity levels can permanently damage materials and structures if not controlled. If you look at pictures of flooded homes in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, you’ll see lots of mold on ceilings and high on walls. Much of mold you see is on materials that never actually got wet. But the floors and lower walls that did get wet could not be dried quickly. The wet building materials tried to dry on their own, but the high humidity from the natural drying of those buildings is what allowed mold to thrive on the otherwise dry walls and ceilings. So yes, water directly causes damage. It also can cause secondary damage from evaporation is not dealt with properly and promptly.
What’s the most unusual water damage experience you’ve had?
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Some things you just never enter your mind as being possible, and those same things you often never forget - this experience proved to be both. During a lightning storm in 2019, lightning struck a home in North Dallas. Fortunately the electrical current from the lightning did not destroy the home or injure anyone, but it did got into the house. The current was so powerful it blew a water heater fitting, and hundreds of gallons of water inundated the residence. But that’s not the whole story.
The residence was built in the 1970’s, and had a sunken living room, which was popular at the time. Due to the amount of water that flowed from the supply line, the large, sunken living room turned into a large wading pool.
But the story doesn’t end there! As we were checking for moisture in other areas of the home, we noticed a wall on the other side of the home was hot to the touch. Yep, you guessed it, the lightning had ignited a hotspot inside the wall. We called the the fire department, and they quickly opened the wall and extinguished the fire.
So after we extracted all the water from the new wading pool in the living room, we now also had to dry the wall the fire department poured water into. Needless to say, it was a very long night, and a very odd, one-of-a-kind experience. But we learned that night to expect the unexpected.
Experience matters - always.
what are things to consider when installing a new roof?
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A new roof is more than just nailing on new shingles.
What type shingles are best for you and your situation? Is the roof decking too thin to make code? Will the insurance company deny your claim? Do you have enough attic ventilation?
Lots to consider, for sure. But we can help you solve those issues and get the right materials installed correctly.
do you offer financing for roofing?
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Yes! We certainly do! Through our partnership with GAF, we offer financing for the deductible on your roof if your roof replacement is part of an insurance claim. If you qualify, you could pay the cash portion of the cost of your roof, which is typically your deductible, over time. Ask us for more details about this option.
Can I pay with a credit card?
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You bet! We try to offer numerous ways to pay for our services that give our customers financial flexibility. Ask us for more details about this option.
how can we contact you?
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Nothing is better than a phone call! We can be reached at (214) 600-7837.
what is your service area?
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We regularly work most of the 8 counties of the DFW metroplex, including Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, Denton, Ellis, Kaufamn, Parker, and Rockwall counties, but have worked other areas in Texas as well. Even if you live outside of those counties, contact us and we may be able to accomodate you.
Contact Us
Phone: 214.600.7837
email: info@dryspacenow.com