Estimate how many air movers a room needs for a water-damage drying setup. Enter the room size, count the wet walls, and pick the class of loss — you'll get a transparent number you can sanity-check against the job.
Fill this in on site and attach it to your file.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Job / claim # | |
| Room / area | |
| Air movers placed | |
| Dehumidifier(s) | |
| Class of loss | |
| Ambient temp / RH | |
| Day 1 readings | |
| Day 2 readings | |
| Day 3 readings |
The estimate combines three things every drying tech weighs in their head — and makes them explicit so you can adjust:
| Class | Floor coverage per air mover |
|---|---|
| Class 1 | ~300 sq ft |
| Class 2 | ~175 sq ft |
| Class 3 | ~125 sq ft |
| Class 4 | ~100 sq ft (specialty) |
These are starting assumptions, not a standard. Real placement depends on materials, containment, equipment type, and — above all — your daily moisture readings. Treat the number as a sane starting point, then monitor and adjust.
Vigilince reads the whole water loss from your photos — category, safety, scope, and your pricing — in one first look.