There is a misconception that you need to remove the drywall after a flood. You do not have to remove drywall if it has not been penetrated by water. If the drywall has been penetrated by water, then it needs to be removed and replaced with new drywall. This is to make sure you don’t get mold growth. Mold growth is caused by moisture, and when there is too much moisture, mold will grow. There are a few ways to reduce the amount of humidity in the air, which then reduces mold growth.

What is Flood Damage?
If you’re wondering what to do if your house is flooded or if water is coming in from the ceiling, you’re not alone. There are a lot of people who have had to deal with these issues after heavy rains, high winds, burst pipes, and even hurricanes. The main thing to know is that the sooner you act, the less damage there will be. A&M Group Inc has been a leader in the water restoration industry for over 10 years give us a call at 970 479 1260.
How to Remove Drywall After a Flood?
After a flood, it is important to remove any drywall that has been damaged by water. This will prevent mold and the growth of other pathogens. The process of removing drywall is not complicated, but it can be time-consuming. The goal is to remove all the drywall that has been damaged by water and then replace it with new drywall.
If you are unsure how to do this, here are some steps you can take:
1) Remove any items from the area that may get in the way during removal of the drywall.
2) Make sure you have enough space for all the pieces of drywall that need to be removed and replaced.
3) Remove any nails or screws holding up the drywall using a pry bar
4) We have a variety of services and pricing to suit the needs of any business or home owner. For a free estimate, please call us at 949-609-1001.