During a fire accident, soot, ash, and smoke get into the electronic gadget, accelerating the corrosion and disintegration of internal components like circuitry. In this case, our electronic restoration experts serving Dallas-FT, Worth, TX, help clean out the acidic contaminant to slow down corrosion.

Whether a gadget is exposed to high moisture levels or wholly submerged in water, 3W Restoration of Fort Dallas Worth can restore the defective electronic equipment to a working condition. Our experts will absorb the water or moisture to eliminate issues like short-circuiting and corrosion.

We understand that computers hold photos, documents, data, and other essential files that homeowners in Dallas-FT Worth, TX, cannot afford to lose. Therefore, our electronic restoration experts do their best to restore the computer and its hard drive.

For computers exposed to smoke, moisture, and ash, we clean or dry the contaminants from each component to curb corrosion. If the damage is extensive, our experts replace damaged parts alongside helping you recover files stored in a damaged hard drive.

Since televisions are hard to restore, especially after being submerged in water, our experts will first check if yours could be repaired before proceeding to restoration. The diagnosis saves the time and expenses of trying to fix a unit spoilt beyond repair.

For minor restorations, we dry up excessive moisture or clean up soot, dust, ash, and any other contaminant that could corrode the TV’s circuitry and other internal components. We also deodorize the TV to eliminate disagreeable odors, alongside fixing broken parts.

Our team can restore speakers, amplifiers, CD players, tape decks, turntables, network audio players, media streamers, and other audio equipment compromised by water, moisture, fire, and other contaminants.

Depending on the level of damage, we can do a complete restoration, which entails replacing all the damaged components with newer ones. If the audio equipment is slightly compromised, we disassemble, clean, or dry it to curb short-circuiting and corrosion.