Auckland's Trusted IICRC Certified Carpet Cleaning Service
Mon–Fri: 8am–5pm | Sat: 8am–12pm
24/7 Emergency Response

Flood Damage & Restoration

Every hour matters. Call us the moment it happens.

Why Speed Matters

0–6 hrs
Safe window

Water extraction and drying can prevent most damage.

6–24 hrs
Mould risk begins

Mould spores activate. Odours develop. Underlay starts to deteriorate.

24–48 hrs+
Structural damage

Mould spreads into wall cavities and subfloor. Structural timber at risk.

What We Do

Full water extraction, structural drying and insurance documentation — handled from start to sign-off.

24/7 emergency response — call us the moment it happens
Water extraction and emergency drying within hours of your call
Industrial air movers and dehumidifiers — not domestic equipment
Carpet can be re-stretched and re-laid after drying if needed
Mould prevention — we dry the building, not just the surface
Insurance claim documentation provided
Structural timber drying using the Viking PDS Pro
IICRC certified flood restoration team
Auckland First — Industry-Leading Equipment

Structural Timber Drying

When water soaks through your carpet, it doesn't stop there. Water wicks deep into wall linings, subfloor boards and timber framing — standard equipment can't reach it.

Auckland Carpet Care uses the Viking PDS Pro — a high-pressured heated air injection system that dries wall cavities from the inside out. The same equipment used by insurance-approved restoration companies throughout New Zealand and Australia.

Technical note for insurers & builders

Our structural drying process follows IICRC S500 standard principles for water damage restoration, including documentation of psychrometric conditions and daily moisture monitoring logs.

Talk to us about structural drying

Our 5-Step Process

Every flood job is documented from start to sign-off so your insurer has everything they need.

1

Moisture mapping

We take readings throughout the affected structure to identify the full extent of water penetration — including inside wall cavities.

2

Targeted air mover placement

Industrial air movers are positioned to create airflow inside wall cavities and under subfloor systems — not just across the surface.

3

Dehumidification drying cycle

Industrial dehumidifiers extract moisture from the air as it's drawn through the structure, accelerating the drying of the timber framing.

4

Daily monitoring and logging

We check and document moisture readings daily until levels reach the target range for safe reinstatement.

5

Sign-off and insurance report

We issue a drying completion report with recorded moisture data — the evidence your insurer needs to close the claim.

Insurance Documentation

We provide full drying documentation and reports to support your insurance claim — including moisture logs for structural drying jobs. Our reports are accepted by major NZ insurers.

Call 021 263 5457 — Available 24/7