Climate Control and Drying Solutions

In November 2021, Abbotsford experienced one of Canada’s largest flooding disasters. The flooding affected every major highway in B.C., effectively cutting off the Lower Mainland from the rest of the province.

While many restoration companies were unable to find a way in, Drysource figured it out. We managed to funnel hundreds of pieces of equipment across the border on semi-trucks.

While all of our competitors were turning down jobs, we were making the impossible happen. That’s the Drysource promise.

When Hurricane Ida was rolling toward Louisiana in late August 2021, Drysource got a call from a client who specializes in school restorations. He said, “If this goes as badly as they say it's going to, we’re going to end up with 50–60 schools that need restoring. Can you deliver?” We said, “Yeah, no problem.”

Our client and his competitor each took charge of restoring 26 schools. His competitor had six Drysource competitors working for them, and we were the only ones working for our client. We even had an extra 30% square footage of building to deal with.

So we deployed, we rolled in, and we started making calls. We amassed 130 semi-trailers of equipment, and it all arrived within 72 hours.

Fast forward to a few days later. Drysource got 26 schools done—climate controlled and powered up—before our competitors did.