This is one of the workhorses of our drying process — it pulls moisture out of the air and the structure so your home dries all the way through, not just on the surface.
When your home floods or a pipe bursts, the water you can see is only part of the problem — moisture soaks into drywall, framing, subfloor and the air itself. The AlorAir Storm SLGR 1250X is the commercial dehumidifier we set up to pull that hidden moisture back out.
It uses super-low-grain refrigerant (SLGR) technology to dry the air far below what a household dehumidifier can reach, so your home dries all the way through during structural drying and dehumidification — not just on the surface. It's a core part of our water damage restoration in Charlottesville.
A powerful fan draws moist air out of the room and across the unit at about 300 CFM.
SLGR refrigerant technology chills the air until water condenses out — even when the humidity is already low and a normal dehumidifier would stall.
The condensed water drains continuously through a built-in pump and hose, so there's no tank to empty.
Warm, dry air is pushed back out, lowering humidity so walls, floors and framing keep releasing the moisture trapped inside them.
This dehumidifier is doing active work every hour it runs. It's placed and sized for your specific loss, and we track moisture readings from it to know when your home is truly dry. Turning it off or moving it sets that drying back.
We're a locally owned restoration company serving Charlottesville and Central Virginia. We answer the phone 24/7, work directly with your insurance, and walk you through every step of the drying process. If anything about the equipment concerns you, reach out any time.