Flood Sanitisation
Is sanitisation the first step after flooding?
Bulk water, debris and soil normally need to be removed first so surfaces can be properly cleaned.

Flood Sanitisation — planning the work
For flood sanitisation, the water source, spread and time since the incident influence the plan. Moisture assessment and monitoring help distinguish visible cleaning from the work needed within the building fabric.
More questions
about this service.
Can one product be used on every surface?
Product suitability depends on the material and contamination; the treatment must follow its instructions.
Does spraying replace wiping and cleaning?
Disinfectant application is not a substitute for physically removing deposits and soil.
Can saturated porous materials be sanitised in place?
Some porous materials cannot be reliably restored after contamination and may need removal.
What should be covered at handover?
Check moisture findings, treated areas and the agreed next stage.
Flood Sanitisation by area
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