What does ASDT mean in COMPANIES & FIRMS

Advanced Structural Drying Technologies (ASDT) is a method of controlling the moisture and humidity levels inside buildings to mitigate water damage resulting from flooding or leaks. It can be used to quickly remove large amounts of standing water from a property, reduce the risk of secondary damages such as mold growth, and restore the structure to its pre-flood condition.

ASDT uses specialized equipment to detect moisture levels in affected areas and utilizes dehumidifiers and air movers to efficiently dry out the building. The air movers create an airflow which circulates warm, dry air around areas that are wet or have high levels of humidity. This helps evaporate any residual moisture while simultaneously speeding up the drying process.

The primary benefit of using ASDT is that it allows for faster drying times than traditional methods, such as using fans or letting nature take its course. Additionally, it limits potential secondary damage caused by prolonged exposure to high humidity or standing water, reduces chances for mold growth, and cuts down on restoration costs due to fewer materials having been affected by water damage.

Yes, operators must be certified in order to effectively use ASDT equipment for structural drying purposes. Such certifications help ensure that proper safety protocols are followed and no further damage is done during restoration efforts.

Advanced Structural Drying Technologies can be used on buildings such as homes, apartments, offices, warehouses and commercial buildings that have experienced flooding or leaking pipes. It can also be applied to structures made with different materials like wood frame construction or concrete block walls.