DryZone Recovery holds the four IICRC certifications that cover every water damage scenario your Quebec adjuster will encounter: WRT, ASD, AMRT, and FSRT. Our zone recovery standard means your documentation package is organized by zone — each zone has its own moisture readings, equipment log, and dry standard confirmation — making adjuster review straightforward and supplement requests rare. Call (833) 999-4716 for 60-minute response in SAINT-LAMBERT, Quebec.
Water Restoration Technician certification covers the classification framework that defines zone scope: water category (1, 2, or 3), class (extent of saturation), and the initial extraction and drying protocol for each zone. WRT is the foundation every other certification builds on — without category and class determination, zone boundaries can't be established correctly.
Applied Structural Drying certification covers the science of zone-specific drying — psychrometrics, equipment selection and placement, and the dry standard verification for each material type within a zone. ASD is the credential your Quebec adjuster looks for when reviewing structural drying scope on any claim involving building-assembly moisture.
Applied Microbial Remediation Technician certification governs the contamination zones in any event where microbial growth has occurred or is at risk. AMRT determines the contamination zone boundaries, the containment requirements that prevent zone migration, and the treatment and clearance protocol that closes each contamination zone with independent verification.
Fire and Smoke Restoration Technician certification covers the three zone types in a fire claim: fire damage zone, smoke migration zone, and suppression water zone. FSRT enables DryZone Recovery to document each zone separately within a fire claim — the format that produces complete, non-overlapping scope lines for your Quebec carrier.
Every DryZone Recovery job closes with a documentation package organized by zone: the zone map from day one, per-zone moisture readings through the full drying period, per-zone equipment placement log, and per-zone dry standard confirmation readings. This zone-organized structure allows your Quebec adjuster to review the scope of any specific zone independently — eliminating the "show me the readings for the bedroom zone" supplemental requests that delay settlement. Our documentation is built for fast adjuster review from the first day forward.