Respond, dry, restore
Move quickly after a leak or flood.
After water damage, the priority is safety, stopping the source and drying affected materials as quickly as practical. ASM assesses what can be restored, removes materials that cannot be safely dried and treats mold growth when it is present.

After water damage, the priority is safety, stopping the source and drying affected materials as quickly as practical. ASM assesses what can be restored, removes materials that cannot be safely dried and treats mold growth when it is present.
What’s included
A complete scope,
not a surface fix.
Affected-area moisture mapping
Drying and dehumidification guidance
Damaged-material removal
Mold remediation when required
Repair and prevention recommendations
How the work happens
Four clear stages.
One accountable team.
Drying often takes several days and should be monitored. The total restoration schedule depends on the amount of water, affected materials and whether mold remediation or reconstruction is needed.
- 01
Stop and assess
The source, safety risks and extent of wet materials are identified first.
- 02
Remove water
Standing water and materials that cannot be restored are addressed.
- 03
Dry and treat
The structure is dried, monitored and remediated where mold is present.
- 04
Plan restoration
We document the repaired conditions and remaining restoration steps.
Project scope
What shapes the work?
ASM confirms the responsible scope after a free inspection because materials, access, moisture source and containment matter more than a generic online estimate.
Book a free inspection ↗- 01Water source and contamination category
- 02Time since the loss
- 03Area and depth of saturation
- 04Materials requiring removal
- 05Drying equipment and repair needs


Proof after the work
Inspected. Documented.
Backed in writing.
After the job is completed and inspected, ASM provides a Mold Remediation Warranty Certificate for the serviced areas. It gives homeowners, buyers, sellers and real estate professionals a clear record of professional treatment.
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Helpful answers
Questions about water damage restoration
How quickly can mold start after water damage?+
Mold risk rises when materials remain damp, so water entry should be stopped and affected areas dried promptly. The exact timeline depends on temperature, materials, airflow and humidity.
Can wet drywall be saved?+
Some slightly affected materials may dry, but saturated, contaminated or mold-damaged drywall often requires removal. The inspection determines what is practical and safe to restore.
What should I do after a basement flood?+
Put electrical safety first, stop the source if safe, avoid contaminated water and contact appropriate restoration professionals. Health Canada recommends professional help for extensive mould growth.
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