Dehumidifiers

For restoration work, low-grain refrigerant (LGR) units are preferred because they pull moisture more efficiently in low-humidity, low-temperature environments. They keep drying power high even as the space dries out. If you handle structural drying, flood recovery, or water-damaged interiors, an LGR model gives you faster turnaround and more reliable results across changing site conditions.

It depends on the job size, moisture load, temperature, and airflow setup. Large commercial or multi-room drying jobs usually require higher-capacity units or multiple machines, while smaller domestic spaces may only need one professional-grade unit. If you’re unsure, share your project type and volume, and our team can recommend the right capacity to maximise drying speed and equipment ROI.

Yes. Our professional dehumidifiers are engineered to maintain strong moisture removal performance even when temperatures drop, which is critical in post-flood and winter drying situations. You can rely on stable extraction rates and consistent drying outcomes, rather than the performance drop commonly seen in consumer-grade units.

Professional-grade dehumidifiers are built for continuous operation, high moisture loads, and harsh restoration environments. They provide stronger CFM airflow, higher extraction rates, and long-term durability, allowing you to finish jobs faster and avoid equipment failures on site. They also integrate with industry drying systems and accessories, giving you better control and scalability.

Yes, we provide ongoing servicing, parts, and technical support to keep your unit performing at its best. Restoration equipment works hard, and proactive maintenance protects your investment and job reliability. With us, you’re not only purchasing a machine, you’re backed by a service team that understands drying systems and the demands of restoration work.