Water rarely stays where you can see it.
It can move beneath flooring, behind baseboards, into wall cavities and through insulation. TMG begins by identifying the source and mapping the affected materials before establishing the drying scope.
Water mitigation services
- Emergency water extraction
- Moisture mapping
- Thermal-imaging screening
- Controlled demolition
- Air movement and dehumidification
- Drying monitoring
- Content and surface protection
- Photo and moisture documentation
Removal is not always the first answer.
Some assemblies can be dried in place. Others must be opened because of contamination, trapped moisture, material deterioration or lack of airflow. TMG considers the water category, time, material and access before recommending removal.
Insurance documentation
When a claim is involved, TMG can provide photographs, moisture readings, estimates and mitigation records. Coverage and payment decisions remain with the insurance carrier.
Local response
See details for water damage restoration in Metairie and water damage restoration in New Orleans.
Answers about wet walls and hidden moisture
Learn when wet drywall can be dried or needs removal, how to recognize hidden water damage behind walls and cabinets, and what changes when mold develops after a water loss.

