Rental Dehumidifiers, Flood Restoration Fans - Cape Coral, Fort Myers

The Phoenix 200 MAX is one of the most effective and versatile drying devices available on the market today. The 200 MAX removes more water and has more grain depression than other refrigerant dehumidifiers, even though it only requires 7.4 amps of electricity. When you combine this performance with the multiple ducting and air filtration options, it is easy to understand why the Phoenix 200 MAX is considered the ultimate in low grain refrigerant dehumidifier rentals.

 The One-29 Airmover fan, or fire and flood restoration fans, are designed to project a highly focused, powerful air stream for drying walls, carpeting, tile or wood floors, or entire rooms. As a water damage restoration professional, you have to be prepared to face a wide variety of scenarios; from clean water damage from a burst pipe to flood damage that includes sewage contamination. These scenarios require a multitude of specialized equipment pieces to restore residential and commercial buildings that have suffered damage from water, fire, sewage, and mold.

The commercial-grade air movers offer high-velocity airflow and fast drying, both of which are critical in any restoration scenario. A quality built and designed high restoration fan is also intended for frequent and long-term use, whereas lower quality air movers not intended for professional use may fail if used for an extended period of time.   Whether you need industrial carpet dryers to restore an apartment complex or a small compact air mover to help dry out a crawl space, Huck's Flood and Water Restoration has what you need, when you need it. 

 With the HEPA 1000 Air Scrubber/Negative Air Machine, the blower is located behind the HEPA filter. Air passes through the filter, not the motor, as the very last step. That means air being released into your flood restoration environment is the absolute cleanest air possible.

Plus, the HEPA 1000 pulls air from side to side-not top to bottom-so you collect more particles as they settle from walls and ceilings down to floor-level in the restoration area.