Practical, scoped water restoration work for residential and commercial properties across New York City.
Our core service. From the first inspection to the final moisture reading, Dakolos handles the entire water mitigation process — water removal, controlled drying, and follow-up monitoring — so the structure is dry before any cosmetic repair begins.
After a pipe leak, appliance overflow, or upstairs water intrusion, we extract standing water, remove saturated materials where needed, and clean and sanitize affected surfaces so the space is safe to dry.
Truck-mount and portable extraction equipment to pull standing water from floors, carpets, and below-grade spaces. Fast water removal limits how far the damage spreads into walls, subfloors, and contents.
Targeted drying of framing, subfloors, drywall, and wall cavities using commercial air movers and dehumidifiers. We document moisture readings daily and adjust the equipment placement until the structure is genuinely dry.
Moisture mapping with meters and thermal imaging to find hidden wet spots in walls, floors, and ceilings. We don’t close out a job until the readings are within normal range for the materials involved.
Cleanup after slow leaks under sinks, behind appliances, around water heaters, or from upstairs units. We remove damaged materials only where needed and dry the rest in place when possible.
Support for stained or sagging ceilings and wet walls. We safely relieve trapped water, set up controlled drying, and prepare the area so it can be patched or repainted without trapping moisture inside.
Pump-out, extraction, debris removal, and drying for flooded basements and below-grade storage. We focus on removing water quickly to limit damage to floors, walls, and stored items.
Apartments, brownstones, retail storefronts, and small commercial spaces across Manhattan. The approach is the same — quick water removal, careful drying, and clear updates throughout the job.
Call Dakolos and describe what you’re seeing. We’ll tell you what we’d do, what it usually takes, and roughly what to expect — before we ever come out.
