With increasingly unpredictable weather conditions and heavy spells of rain becoming more common, flooding of residential and commercial buildings is becoming an increasing problem. This may, for example, be due to rainwater penetrating a building directly, or due to floodwater caused by flooding of nearby rivers and the like. Flooding or water damage may also occur when there has been a fire in a building and fire extinguishers, hoses, or sprinkler systems are employed to extinguish the fire. When a building becomes flooded or water damaged, water is absorbed by the various surfaces of the building, and thus even after the floodwater has subsided, the interior of the building remains damp. Until the interior of the building has been dried, it cannot be usually reoccupied. It is desirable then to dry the interior of a damp building as quickly as possible, whilst at the same time minimising the concentration of heat at particular points in the interior of the building to avoid shrinkage or other undesirable effects. Concept ADS3000 ensures no shrinkage or any damage to the material construction of the building as temperature and humidity sensors control room conditions. For more information email andrew.watts@chemdry.co.uk