July 2025

When water—or fire—damage strikes in the Dallas–Fort Worth area, you need more than a quick fix. You need a trusted partner. At Intensa Dry, based in Plano, Texas, we are that partner. As a locally owned and operated leader in water damage restoration and reconstruction, our mission is to restore your property and peace of […]

When unexpected water or fire damage strikes in your home or business, the aftermath can feel overwhelming. That’s why choosing a certified restoration company makes all the difference—especially here in the Dallas–Fort Worth area during these hot, humid months. At Intensa Dry, we are IICRC‑certified professionals. That certification is more than a badge—it represents ongoing

As Texas temperatures soar into the triple digits, the risk of hidden water damage intensifies. Even small leaks or recent plumbing repairs can quickly escalate into major restoration issues if not addressed promptly—especially in this kind of heat. At Intensa Dry, we understand the urgency that comes with water intrusion. High humidity and extreme heat

When water damage strikes—whether from a burst pipe, roof leak, or overflowing appliance—what you do in the first 24 hours can make all the difference. Acting fast not only minimizes structural damage but also reduces the risk of mold growth and costly repairs.  Step 1: Stop the Source.  Shut off the main water valve if

When a pipe bursts or a leak floods part of your home, your first call is usually to a plumber—and that’s a smart move. But plumbing repair alone doesn’t solve the whole problem. Once the water stops flowing, you’re left with soaked floors, wet drywall, and a risk of mold.  That’s where water restoration professionals come

When you think of water damage, you may imagine soaked carpet, dripping ceilings, or visible staining. But some of the most damaging effects of water aren’t seen right away. Behind the walls, beneath flooring, or inside HVAC systems, moisture can create the perfect environment for mold growth, rot, and long-term structural damage.  The problem is that