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Luna General Contractors performs water extraction, structural drying and reconstruction for homes and businesses across Dallas–Fort Worth.
Water damage restoration / Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas
Luna performs water extraction, structural drying and reconstruction. Follow the work from removal of standing water and moisture checks through drying and a room-by-room repair scope.
A ceiling stain can be offset from the entry point. The repair discussion should connect the source investigation, accessible cavity condition, drying record and ceiling finish rather than treating the visible spot as the entire loss.
If the property remains in use, agree on protected routes, room access, material storage and the point at which each area can be used again. The work plan should identify who moves belongings and how the construction area is separated.
Phoenix R250
A refrigerant dehumidifier removes moisture from the air as part of a professionally planned drying setup.
Selection check
Capacity, temperature, drainage and power availability must match the affected space. Equipment count alone does not establish that materials are dry.
Equipment warranties cover the equipment under its own terms; they are not a drying-time or property-restoration warranty.
Air mover used on site
An air mover supports evaporation at selected wet surfaces when the contamination assessment permits its use.
Selection check
Airflow belongs in a drying plan with humidity control. Suspected contamination requires professional evaluation before air is moved through the space.
Discuss the equipment plan and moisture readings with Luna. Drying duration depends on the affected materials and site conditions.
FLIR moisture meter
Pin, non-invasive and humidity instruments help document different aspects of moisture in a building.
Selection check
Record the material, location, instrument mode and comparison readings. A surface scan is not a substitute for an appropriate investigation.
Manufacturer instrument coverage is separate from the contractor’s assessment and reconstruction scope.
Water extraction, drying and reconstruction by Luna: Our team performs all three stages. We remove standing water, dry the affected areas with equipment selected for the conditions, and complete the agreed reconstruction after source correction and documented drying. Any required specialist assessment or remediation is identified separately in the scope. Equipment selection and drying duration depend on the property.
Luna removes standing water from the affected areas. We review access, the reported source and site conditions to establish the extraction scope and any source-control or specialist work required.
We perform structural drying with a plan for air movement, dehumidification and moisture checks suited to the materials and conditions. Readings guide the transition to reconstruction.
After source correction and documented drying, Luna completes the agreed repairs to affected drywall, ceilings, trim, flooring, cabinets and other finishes. Identify what confirms the source repair before the ceiling is closed.
Yes. Luna General Contractors performs water extraction, structural drying and reconstruction. Call to discuss the affected areas, site conditions and current availability; the written scope defines the work and sequence for your property.
Include a room sequence, daily access route, protection responsibilities and a handoff before each area is returned to use. Confirm these details against the actual scope rather than assuming every phase can happen around normal occupancy.
Identify what confirms the source repair before the ceiling is closed. The written scope should also identify the selected products, work boundaries, required trade coordination and approval steps for changes.
No. These are references for comparing product categories. Availability, suitability, the exact model and the actual supplier must be confirmed for the property. A reference does not imply certification, stock or a brand affiliation.
Manufacturer coverage: Terms apply to the exact product and eligible application. Material coverage, complete-system programs and installation workmanship are different obligations. Request the current written warranty and care instructions; a warranty term is not a guaranteed service life.
Discuss the conditions at your property.
Include the project address, relevant photos and your priorities.
Luna General Contractors · Project photography
Explore the inspection photographs, equipment and exposed conditions recorded during a Luna General Contractors dry-out project.
The documented work covers four bedrooms, the living room and the laundry room. Photos show inspection readings, drying equipment and exposed materials during the project.
Room views, exposed flooring, perimeter details and drying equipment photographed at the property.
Floor surface with residual adhesive and a visible crack, photographed after the floor covering was removed.
Supply hoses, wall connections, the dryer duct and exposed flooring in the laundry area.
The exposed floor and adhesive residue at the transition into the laundry area.
The doorway, appliances and remaining floor finish show how the work area connects to the adjoining space.
A close view of the lower wall and floor edge with discoloration and material residue.
An opened section at the wall base with exposed material and loose debris.
Removed trim pieces with nails and visible spotting on the wood, retained in the project photo record.
A close view of the lower wall edge and adjoining exposed floor.
An exposed room floor with an air mover and a red drying unit positioned in the work area.
Adhesive residue and dark spotting visible along the exposed floor edge.
A blue dehumidifier positioned in the hallway on exposed flooring.
An air mover beside a bed frame, with the floor covering removed from the work area.
An air mover and removed trim near the doorway and lower wall edge.
The exposed floor, removed trim and an air mover are visible beside the room furnishings.
Exposed flooring, an air mover and removed trim are visible near the fireplace.
Air mover and dehumidifier labels recorded for this project.
The equipment photograph records the Syclone Flowmaster name on the air mover.
A manufacturer label photographed as part of the drying equipment record.
An additional dehumidifier label from the project equipment photographs.
The front label identifies a Phoenix R250 XL LGR dehumidifier.
The initial inspection record is dated October 1, 2026. These images document the instrument displays and inspected material.
A FLIR meter and the inspected floor area or instrument display, photographed during the initial inspection record.
A FLIR meter and the inspected floor area or instrument display, photographed during the initial inspection record.
A FLIR meter and the inspected floor area or instrument display, photographed during the initial inspection record.
A FLIR meter and the inspected floor area or instrument display, photographed during the initial inspection record.
A FLIR meter and the inspected floor area or instrument display, photographed during the initial inspection record.
A FLIR meter and the inspected floor area or instrument display, photographed during the initial inspection record.
A FLIR meter and the inspected floor area or instrument display, photographed during the initial inspection record.
A FLIR meter and the inspected floor area or instrument display, photographed during the initial inspection record.
A FLIR meter and the inspected floor area or instrument display, photographed during the initial inspection record.
A FLIR meter and the inspected floor area or instrument display, photographed during the initial inspection record.
A FLIR meter and the inspected floor area or instrument display, photographed during the initial inspection record.
The follow-up inspection record is dated October 15, 2026. Meter displays are individual observations; their interpretation depends on the measurement mode, material and project record.
A meter display recorded during the follow-up moisture inspection. The reading is part of the field documentation.
A meter display recorded during the follow-up moisture inspection. The reading is part of the field documentation.
A meter display recorded during the follow-up moisture inspection. The reading is part of the field documentation.
A meter display recorded during the follow-up moisture inspection. The reading is part of the field documentation.
A meter display recorded during the follow-up moisture inspection. The reading is part of the field documentation.
A meter display recorded during the follow-up moisture inspection. The reading is part of the field documentation.
A meter display recorded during the follow-up moisture inspection. The reading is part of the field documentation.
A meter display recorded during the follow-up moisture inspection. The reading is part of the field documentation.
A meter display recorded during the follow-up moisture inspection. The reading is part of the field documentation.
A meter display recorded during the follow-up moisture inspection. The reading is part of the field documentation.
A meter display recorded during the follow-up moisture inspection. The reading is part of the field documentation.
A meter display recorded during the follow-up moisture inspection. The reading is part of the field documentation.
A meter display recorded during the follow-up moisture inspection. The reading is part of the field documentation.
A meter display recorded during the follow-up moisture inspection. The reading is part of the field documentation.
A meter display recorded during the follow-up moisture inspection. The reading is part of the field documentation.
A meter display recorded during the follow-up moisture inspection. The reading is part of the field documentation.
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