Drying for water damage in residential spaces

Dehumidifiers reduce the humidity levels in affected property by creating conditions that help stop mould and mildew from developing.

As this toxic substance can take hold soon after water has infiltrated a home, effective mould prevention relies on the right dehumidifiers being deployed as quickly as possible.

Overbearing amounts of water and moisture in your clients’ homes demand professional drying systems, such as:

• Condensation dehumidifiers, which drain excess moisture from the atmosphere efficiently in warmer temperatures

• Desiccant dehumidifiers, which provide exceptional drying performance in colder houses and climates

• Water damage drying technology, which features the modular flexibility required to dry cavities, ceilings, flat roofs and more

• Remote monitoring technology, which makes it possible for technicians to keep an eye on drying progress without physical site visits

• Measuring devices, which immediately identify what areas of a home are affected by excess moisture

When mould, bacteria and water damage can cause serious harm in as little as 24 hours, it’s important to deploy effective dehumidifiers and drying systems to clients’ houses as quickly as possible.

This feat is made easier with our professional, easy-to-use water damage drying solutions. To learn more about our full range of sophisticated equipment, talk to our experts.

Yes – by limiting the spread of mould, mildew and bacteria, dehumidifiers help make affected environments more breathable.

Paired with equally capable air cleaning and ventilation solutions, you can keep fresh air flowing to reduce the health risks associated with living or working on-site.

The drying time of a restoration project depends on the extent of the water damage, the size of the affected area, the amount of moisture present, and the surrounding climate.

To make your timelines as short as possible, speak to our experts for advice on acquiring the right humidity control solutions.

To have the greatest impact in as short a time frame as possible, position dehumidifiers wherever there is the highest concentration of moisture.

Yes, dehumidifiers are an essential solution for the vast majority of water damage drying projects – but it is not the only type of system needed.

Powerful drying technology, remote monitoring systems and measuring devices are a key part of any restoration technician’s toolkit.

We don’t make our residential water damage drying systems available to purchase online to ensure that every system we design, manufacture and supply fits your exact requirements. By taking a consultative approach with a highly-trained expert, we make sure that you are only recommended equipment that meets your needs – and fulfils these in the most efficient, cost-effective way possible.

Across all of our products, VAT-registered companies can get a quote very quickly by pressing 'I want to buy' and inserting your enquiry and contact details.

This varies on a case-by-case basis. For some standard products, accessories and consumables, we can provide day-to-day delivery. For larger orders or more bespoke water damage restoration dehumidifiers, there may be a longer lead time.

By reaching out to our experts we can put you in touch with your nearest local supplier so you can receive the products you require in the most timely manner possible.

No. Dantherm Group’s water damage restoration humidity control is sold only to industry professionals directly from our offices, or via our extensive network of distributors.

With offices, servicing partners and spare parts suppliers distributed across Europe, we can rapidly respond to any request or issue involving your products. You can learn more about our servicing and spare parts services on our website.

Our professionals are also happy to advise on the most effective way to set up and operate your equipment, so you always get the maximum performance and value from your products.