Drymatic heat drying is a method used to dry out water-damaged buildings and materials using specialized equipment that applies hot air at high velocity to the affected area. This technique is often used in water damage restoration and flood remediation to accelerate the drying process and prevent the growth of mould and other fungi.

Drymatic heat drying systems use a combination of powerful fans and heaters to create a controlled flow of hot air that is directed at the wet materials. The hot air causes the moisture to evaporate, which is then removed from the area using dehumidifiers. This process can be much faster than traditional drying methods, such as air-drying or using fans alone.

One of the key advantages of drymatic heat drying is that it can be used to dry out hard-to-reach areas that might otherwise be difficult to dry. For example, it can be used to dry out wall cavities or underfloor areas, where moisture can become trapped and lead to mould growth.