ProTech Residential Solutions

08/21/2026

The hall bathroom remediation process began with a detailed inspection to identify affected areas and document the condition of the space. Inspection photos showed marked areas throughout the bathroom, including the walls and ceiling, to identify locations requiring removal and repair.

The rip-out phase involved removing the affected drywall from the ceiling and walls, exposing the underlying framing, insulation, plumbing, electrical components, and ventilation. This allowed the work area to be properly accessed and prepared for remediation and reconstruction.

Following demolition, the bathroom was rebuilt by installing new drywall and completing necessary wall and ceiling repairs. The surfaces were taped, mudded, sanded, and prepared for finishing. Electrical and lighting components were also addressed as part of the reconstruction process.

During the return trip, the repaired areas were inspected and final finishing work was completed. The walls and ceiling were finished, painted, and blended with the existing surfaces. Existing light fixtures were removed,cleaned and reinstalled and the bathroom was restored with its existing tub/shower, vanity, toilet, flooring, and fixtures.

The final walkthrough confirmed a clean, finished, and functional hall bathroom, with the affected areas repaired and the space returned to a move-in-ready condition.

08/12/2026

BEFORE

The kitchen sustained significant fire and smoke damage, with heavy soot and discoloration visible on the walls, cabinets, and surrounding surfaces. Portions of the wall and backsplash area were damaged and required removal. The affected area showed clear signs of smoke contamination and fire-related deterioration.

DURING

The damaged materials were removed and the affected kitchen was thoroughly cleaned and treated. Professional air-moving and drying equipment was placed throughout the area to help address moisture and improve air quality during the remediation process. Surfaces were cleaned, damaged areas were prepared, and the kitchen was restored step-by-step.

AFTER

The kitchen was returned to a clean, safe, and functional condition. The damaged wall areas were repaired, the surrounding surfaces were cleaned, and the space was restored to a fresh appearance. The completed work transformed the heavily damaged kitchen back into a usable living space.

07/10/2026

06/25/2026

Before:

The bathroom showed visible signs of water damage and moisture intrusion around the tub/shower area. Inspection markings and moisture mapping tape identified the affected walls, flooring, and surrounding materials. The original bathroom featured a tiled tub surround, painted drywall, and tile flooring, with suspected moisture migration behind the wall assemblies and around plumbing penetrations.

During:

To address the water damage, the affected walls around the tub, vanity, and toilet areas were selectively demolished to expose the wall cavities and plumbing. Damaged drywall and building materials were removed to eliminate moisture-affected components and allow access for proper drying. Commercial drying equipment, including air movers and dehumidification equipment, was installed to reduce moisture levels within the structure and prevent further deterioration. The exposed framing and wall cavities were monitored throughout the drying process to ensure the affected areas reached acceptable moisture levels.

After:

Following successful mitigation and drying, the bathroom was fully restored. A new tub and shower surround system was installed, replacing the original tile enclosure. The walls were repaired, finished, and painted, creating a clean and updated appearance. New flooring was installed, and all fixtures were reinstalled to return the bathroom to pre-loss condition or better. The completed restoration resulted in a refreshed, functional bathroom with all water-damaged materials properly removed and replaced.

06/17/2026

This crawlspace remediation involved a complete cleanup and restoration to improve the home’s energy efficiency, air quality, and moisture protection.

Before:
The crawlspace was heavily contaminated with damaged and fallen insulation, construction debris, dirt, and moisture-related deterioration. The existing insulation was no longer performing properly and had become a source of contamination within the crawlspace environment.

During:
Our team carefully removed all old insulation and debris throughout the crawlspace. Once the area was cleared, we thoroughly cleaned the space and treated all accessible surfaces as needed to address contamination and prepare the area for restoration. This phase ensured a clean, stable foundation before installing new materials.

After:
Following the cleaning and treatment process, new insulation was professionally installed throughout the crawlspace to restore thermal performance and energy efficiency. A new v***r barrier was also installed across the ground surface, creating a cleaner, healthier, and more protected crawlspace. The finished space now provides improved moisture control, better indoor air quality, enhanced energy efficiency, and long-term protection for the home.

Result:
The crawlspace was transformed from a dirty, deteriorated environment into a clean, encapsulated space with new insulation and moisture protection, helping to improve the overall comfort and performance of the home.

05/20/2026

When water damage strikes, fast and professional remediation makes all the difference. 💧🔨

Recently, ProTech Residential Solutions completed a full water damage restoration project — including the tear-out of all damaged flooring and walls, advanced structural drying with professional-grade equipment, and a complete rebuild to restore the property back to pre-loss condition.

From mitigation to reconstruction, every step was handled with precision and care.

For questions, inspections, or emergency service inquiries, call 678-218-8142 today. 📞

03/11/2026

Everyone, take a look at these before/during/after photos of the bathroom our team remediated.

03/03/2026

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