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Levi, <br />Just had a chance to sit down and get this out to you. <br />Due to the nature of the flood into your facility and the porosity of your astroturf mats <br />throughout, cleaning them would be very problematic. They are very dense with a foam core <br />and our cleaning process and disinfectants cant be guaranteed to get into it all and clean it <br />properly. <br />Because of that the only course of action I would recommend is replacement. <br />Please let me know if and when you would like us to start on your loss. We are ready when you <br />are. <br />On Thu, Sep 5, 2013 at 10:03 AM, Jason Weigel <Jason@servprocentralseattle.com> wrote: <br />Levi, <br />Firstly, <br />Water coming from outside is considered a contaminated source. Its bringing in all kinds of <br />biological and chemical contaminates from the street. This has then been allowed to sit, soaked <br />into several areas of the building. Most of the structure can be cleaned and treated, however <br />the drywall can not as it is to porous to do so. The longer it sits the the higher the concern with <br />any kind of biological growth, namely mold. <br />Because of this I recommend the coarse laid out In the estimate be followed at a minimum. <br />Please find an estimate for service. Its based around a three day dry out and removal of a good <br />portion of drywall. <br />The actual service will change because it may take more than 3 days to get all the moisture out <br />or it may take less. As well as not all walls are wet with in the affected area, so that number <br />should go down. <br />This should give you an idea of what is needed. <br />Please let me know if I can help further. <br />Jason Weigel I Project Manager <br />Cell 206-423-2407 1 lason@servprocentralseattle.com <br />