TES owners

[packfancjh]

It's that time of year when the cool air comes in and the water damage calls start to rise. I know there are a few TES owners on here and with TES on the brain (I have a half day class tomorrow), let's here some stories. What's your biggest TES job, worst job, what have you dried out with it?

 

[Desk Jockey]

The biggest and worst is the crawl space we dried out a few months back.

There was 20,000 sq/ft wet and over 250,000 gallons had poured into it the crawl space and a wrestling room at a local High School from a broken water main.

We used 3-TES units to dry it out, moving from dry areas to wet areas. Most sections dried in a couple of days with the majority of the job done in 8-days and 1-TES was left to dry the break area for 2-additional days.

We've saved a lot of difficult to dry materials, plaster, double sheet rock, hardwood floors using TES. It's faster than any other system we've used.

Ask Craig, he had a crawl space that was thick with ice that he melted and dried in the middle of a cold winter. Amazing pictures!

 

[steve g]

The biggest and worst is the crawl space we dried out a few months back.

There was 20,000 sq/ft wet and over 250,000 gallons had poured into it the crawl space and a wrestling room at a local High School from a broken water main.

We used 3-TES units to dry it out, moving from dry areas to wet areas. Most sections dried in a couple of days with the majority of the job done in 8-days and 1-TES was left to dry the break area for 2-additional days.

We've saved a lot of difficult to dry materials, plaster, double sheet rock, hardwood floors using TES. It's faster than any other system we've used.

Ask Craig, he had a crawl space that was thick with ice that he melted and dried in the middle of a cold winter. Amazing pictures!

I bet that was one hell of a pay check