Free visual inspection and a written scope of work before any mitigation begins - photos, moisture readings, and drying logs go in your claim file
The scope we write is the scope we bill. Anything new gets shown to you, in writing, before we touch it.
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AfterMeet the Marysville Team Behind DryMark Restoration Marysville
We’re the crew that shows up when water’s still moving through your hallway or when mold readings spike behind a bathroom vanity in a Marysville rambler. Every person on this page has stood inside a home that was dry yesterday and isn’t today. What ties us together isn’t a handbook. It’s The Haven Standard, and the fact that Alicia Brennan won’t let anyone on her crew who treats documentation like an afterthought.
Our People
Marcus T. - Lead Mitigation Technician
Marcus has been running water losses in Snohomish County for eleven years, since before the Marysville growth boom put tract homes on every flat acre north of 88th. He’s IICRC-certified in Water Damage Restoration (WRT) and Applied Structural Drying (ASD), and he’s the technician Alicia sends when a loss needs psychrometric data that’ll survive an adjuster’s review. Marcus carries a thermal-hygrometer combo unit and logs vapor pressure differentials every four hours during the first 48. Off the job, he restores vintage dirt bikes from the 1970s in a garage near Jennings Park. The patience that teaches shows up when he’s explaining to a homeowner why their oak floor can’t be saved even though it looks fine.
Dana R. - Senior Restoration Installer
Dana handles the rebuild side after mitigation wraps, which means she’s the one who makes sure the new subfloor in your Marysville kitchen actually matches the elevation of the old one. She’s certified through the Restoration Industry Association (RIA) and specializes in structural drying plans that transition into reconstruction scopes without the usual gap where something gets missed. Dana grew up in Lake Stevens and still lives there, so she knows which Marysville subdivisions built in the 1990s used OSB subflooring that swells at different rates than plywood. She’ll tell you this without being asked, because she’s seen three jobs where that detail changed the entire rebuild timeline. She knits during safety meetings. Nobody questions it because her job sites pass inspection the first time.
Jesse K. - Service Coordinator & Dispatcher
Jesse answers the phones that ring at 2:17 a.m. when a homeowner in Marysville realizes their washing machine supply line failed six hours ago. He’s the live voice on the other end, no voicemail tree, no callback promise. Jesse’s been with DryMark Restoration Marysville since 2019 and knows which technician lives closest to which neighborhood, who’s certified for sewage Category 3 losses, and which jobs need Alicia on-site within the hour per Haven Standard protocol. Before this, he spent four years as an emergency veterinary dispatcher, which explains why he doesn’t flinch when callers are upset and talking fast. He keeps a laminated map of Marysville’s flood zones from the 2015 Snohomish County hydrology study taped to his monitor. He updates it with red pen when a new development changes the drainage pattern.
Devon P. - Apprentice Technician
Devon joined the crew in 2023 after two years in residential HVAC, which gave him a working knowledge of duct systems that most new restoration techs don’t have. He’s working toward his IICRC Fire and Smoke Restoration Technician (FSRT) certification and currently shadows Marcus on water losses while handling equipment deployment and initial moisture mapping on smaller jobs. Devon grew up in a house near Comeford Park that flooded twice in the same winter, so he doesn’t need to be told why a homeowner wants to stand in the doorway and watch the crew work. He asks more questions than he answers right now, which is exactly what Alicia wants from an apprentice. He also has a side business sharpening knives for Marysville restaurants, which means his hands are steadier than most people’s after month three.
One Standard, Every Job
The Haven Standard travels with this crew whether the job is a water loss on 51st or a fire rebuild near Sunnyside. Alicia built it in 2011 because she’d spent years as a claims adjuster watching homeowners lose coverage over documentation gaps they never knew existed. Every person on this page knows Clause 1 by heart: written price before work starts, no exceptions. They know the photo record isn’t optional, that moisture logs get uploaded daily, and that the 365-Day Done Right Promise gets signed and dated, not mentioned and forgotten. The equipment changes - Dri-Eaz LGR dehumidifiers, Phoenix air movers, Injectidry hardwood floor drying systems - but the standard doesn’t. We’re independently owned and operated, and that independence means Alicia can reject a job if the scope doesn’t match what she’ll put her name on. The crew knows this. Homeowners in Marysville should too.
Written by Alicia Brennan, Owner at DryMark Restoration Marysville, serving Marysville since 2011.