Flood Restoration Study Guide 2026

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📋 Flood Restoration Exam Format at a Glance

84
Questions
180 min
Time Limit
75.00%
Passing Score

📚 Flood Restoration Topics to Study (33)

✍️ Sample Flood Restoration Questions & Answers

1. What is the purpose of drilling holes in walls during flood drying?
Allow air circulation to dry wall cavities

Drilling small holes at the base of walls allows air movers to circulate air into wall cavities where moisture is trapped, accelerating cavity drying.

2. What is the purpose of applying an antimicrobial during flood restoration?
To inhibit microbial and mold growth

Antimicrobials are applied to control bacteria and mold growth on affected surfaces.

3. Before using electrical drying equipment, what must be verified about the power source?
That circuits are dry, properly grounded, and GFCI-protected

Verifying dry, grounded, GFCI-protected circuits prevents shock and equipment damage.

4. What does a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) provide for chemicals used in restoration?
Hazard, handling, and first-aid information for the product

An SDS details hazards, safe handling, PPE, and first-aid measures for each chemical.

5. What is the recommended placement angle for air movers along walls during flood drying?
45 degrees

Placing air movers at a 45-degree angle along walls creates a vortex effect that efficiently dries wall cavities and floor edges.

6. What is the critical time threshold after which Category 1 water is considered to degrade to Category 2?
24-48 hours

Category 1 water that sits untreated for 24-48 hours can degrade to Category 2 as microbial growth and contamination from wet building materials increase.

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