Water Extraction Between Store Aisles
A worker moves extraction equipment across carpet between shoe displays, with hoses running along the aisle.
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A worker moves extraction equipment across carpet between shoe displays, with hoses running along the aisle.
A close view shows an extraction head, hoses, and a worker operating equipment on a store’s carpet.
A room walkthrough shows removed wall materials beneath tall windows, protected flooring, and work platforms.
An exterior walkthrough shows a boarded garage opening, darkened eaves, and damage around a house.
The camera follows the outside of a house, showing darkened walls, exposed openings, and fire-damaged eaves.
A vertical clip shows a close view of exposed timber flooring and materials being lifted from the floor. This clip has no audio.
A walkthrough shows exposed ceiling framing and masonry, with plastic sheeting separating parts of the work area.
Workers in protective clothing use spray equipment around exposed framing and masonry inside a prepared work area.
A close view shows a worker spraying around framing, masonry, and protected interior surfaces.
A worker wearing protective clothing and a respirator sprays exposed overhead framing beside a masonry wall.
The camera moves through an open work area where a worker sprays exposed framing and masonry near plastic barriers.
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