Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Monday, December 30, 2013
Friday, December 27, 2013
Frozen water fall
Swamp Cooler, frozen water line= Flood. Cold=Ice
Did you remember to turn off the water wine to your swamp cooler? If not you may see this condition. Give us a call for disaster clean up. Tell your insurance provider you prefer ServiceMaster of Salt Lake
Frozen, ruptured water line to swamp cooler. |
Frozen water fall off the roof |
Thursday, December 26, 2013
Tuesday, December 24, 2013
Friday, December 20, 2013
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Psychrometric chart
Psychrometric Chart
The Psychrometric Chart.
To properly evaluate temperature, relative humidity and grains per pound (or g/kg), restorers must use a psychrometric chart. Typically, a restorative drying technician will acquire a dry bulb temperature (either in Fahrenheit or Celsius) and a relative humidity using a thermohygrometer. These two readings establish the capacity of the air mass (temperature) to hold moisture and the relative amount of moisture in the air (relative humidity).
After acquiring these two readings, the technician can then employ the psychrometric chart to calculate GPP (Grains per pound). Other calculations are also made if necessary. Once these calculation are completed the technician compares them to surrounding conditions or previous conditions to evaluate drying potential.
To properly evaluate temperature, relative humidity and grains per pound (or g/kg), restorers must use a psychrometric chart. Typically, a restorative drying technician will acquire a dry bulb temperature (either in Fahrenheit or Celsius) and a relative humidity using a thermohygrometer. These two readings establish the capacity of the air mass (temperature) to hold moisture and the relative amount of moisture in the air (relative humidity).
After acquiring these two readings, the technician can then employ the psychrometric chart to calculate GPP (Grains per pound). Other calculations are also made if necessary. Once these calculation are completed the technician compares them to surrounding conditions or previous conditions to evaluate drying potential.
Monday, December 16, 2013
Friday, December 13, 2013
Portable Desicant
Portable Desiccant:
- Use for difficult to dry situations, such as difficult class 4 losses.
- Use if a structure cannot be warmed to a temperature where LGRs would be effective
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Which Dehumidifier to use?
How do you determine which Dehumidifier to use?
Three types.......
LGR ?
Portable Desiccant?
Conventional?
Portable Desiccant?
Conventional?
Watch for post about each type..
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Soot, Smoke and Heat all part of Fire Loss
Soot, smoke & heat....part of fire loss
When a fire disaster happens, its bad enough the loss from burned items. It's secondary damage that can make the loss greater. Heat, smoke & soot will also be part of a loss. Soot being blown through the house HVAC system, smoke filling the house and heat melting common items.
Call ServiceMASTER of Salt Lake, your experts at disaster, fire cleanup and restoration. 801-506-0027
Heat damge, melts fake plants. |
Soot, smoke, heat damage. |
Monday, December 9, 2013
Thursday, December 5, 2013
Claw, The
Monday, December 2, 2013
Carpet, upholstery cleaning. Ask a Pro
Carpet, Upholstery cleaning. Ask a pro
Our Ask a Pro. Will also cover all Carpet and upholstery cleaning. Can it be cleaned? How best to clean all types of carpet, fabrics, floor & wall surfaces. Post you question on our Facebook page- ServiceMASTER cleaning of Salt Lake & Utah Counties page, we will respond short replies on Facebook and more detailed replies here on our blog.
Look forward to you tough questions....we have the answer
Look forward to you tough questions....we have the answer
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