20150605 for only $9,064.57 - Steambrite's price on the Electric Flood and Vacuum Extractors - 20150605 extractor, Equipmentcarpet cleaning equipment, Equipment flood restoration, Equipment carpet cleaning machine,

Includes one each of the items below:

	Drieaz F354 Rover HVE High Volume Extractor Wand
	Drieaz F479 HVE3000 Flood Pumper Booster and Pressure washing recovery 78-006A .  20,500 vacuum units (22 amp vacuum system)
	Hose Vacuum Hose 50ft x 2.0in Double Lined DHV50 DHV02 AH24
	Drieaz F511 Flood Extraction Wand 14" Sapphire Scientific Tool  - Shipping Surcharges + Signature Required On All Deliveries

We get a lot of great feedback about the Rover HVE (F354). Business owners praise its effectiveness on jobs as do many technicians when they get their first exposure to it in our RSA flood houses. And many customers also love the HVE 3000 Portable Extractor (F479) for its terrific vacuum performance. But what many customers don't realize is how powerful these two units are when used together for flood extraction. Each unit builds on the strengths of the other, providing stronger extraction and more money on restoration jobs.  

Why does this combination work better than other extractors on their own?

When it comes to mitigation jobs that involve wood floors, the HVE 3000 can (and should) be used in the beginning of a flood job with the Dri-Eaz Rescue Mat System (F286) so that it can extract liquid water out of the wood floor. 

Additionally, you can improve the effectiveness of your truckmount extractor by using the HVE 3000 as a booster. This is especially useful on multi-story jobs or on any job with longer hose runs. Place the HVE 3000 within 100-200 feet of the end of the run to increase and boost total extraction power. And a major benefit of the HVE 3000 is its water interception that means cleaners and restorers don't have to keep interrupting you work to empty truckmount tanks, saving considerable time and operations cost.

As John Otero, Legend Brands Director of Restoration Products noted: "When I was in restoration, I would have loved to have the HVE 3000 and the Rover extraction package. With the technology that both offer, the work of extracting water on flood jobs is so much easier. In addition, the ROI you make from using the Rover is a no-brainer. In most cases, Xactimate pays on average 90-92 cents a square foot. On a 1,000 square foot extraction job, the restorer can charge $920 for using the Rover just for the water extraction. This means the ROI on the Rover can be as little as 4-5 jobs. The same is true with the HVE 3000. This is a great point to make when talking to customers about buying and using the HVE and the Rover together. Their combined ROI value makes economic sense in addition to the competitive advantage they bring to restoration jobs." 

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