Water Damage Restoration in Pittsburgh, PA
Dry-out and rebuild after a roof leak.
Extract the water, find what is hiding in the walls, dry the structure and rebuild it clean and matched.
Four steps, in this order.
1Extract
Standing water comes out of floors and carpets; furniture and belongings are moved and protected.
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Map the moisture
Thermal cameras and pin meters find wet walls, ceilings and floors you cannot see.
3Dry and flood cut
Air movers and dehumidifiers by the readings; wet drywall cut out above the water line.
4Rebuild
New drywall, tape, mud, primer and matched paint, then a final moisture check.
Walk the job in 3D.
Our wolf walks a storm-damaged house on the home page: he inspects, measures moisture, hangs drywall and rebuilds the roof, explaining each move.
Open the 3D tourWhat is included.
- Water extraction from floors and carpets
- Moisture mapping with thermal camera and meters
- Drying equipment placed by the readings
- Flood cut and treatment of exposed framing
- Daily moisture logs until materials are dry
- Drywall, paint, trim and ceiling repairs
“These guys did high quality work and effectively advocated for me with my insurance company.”
Questions we hear.
How long does drying take?
Usually a few days, depending on how much water got in and the materials. We log readings every day and only close walls when they read dry.
Why cut out drywall that looks fine?
Wet drywall and insulation hold water against the framing and grow mold. Cutting above the water line lets the wall dry.
Do you fix the roof that caused it?
Yes. The same crew repairs or replaces the roof so the leak does not come back.
Close by in the South Hills.
- Beechview
- Dormont
- Mt. Lebanon
- Brookline
- Castle Shannon
- Bethel Park
- Upper St. Clair
- Scott Township
- Carnegie
- Whitehall
- Baldwin
- Downtown
- North Side
- Bellevue
Call, text or send the form.
- Call or text
- 412-212-3212
- Se habla español
- 412-418-1817
- info@vgacontracting.com
- Shop
- 1555 Broadway Ave, Fl 2
Pittsburgh, PA 15216
