What is one potential impact of having a schedule imposed by a client during a drying process?

When a client imposes a schedule during the drying process, one potential impact is the increased likelihood of frequent opening of doors. This can happen if the drying area needs to be accessed regularly for assessments, equipment checks, or other reasons dictated by the client's timetable. Each time a door is opened, it can introduce moisture and negatively affect the drying environment, potentially extending the time required to achieve optimal drying conditions.

Maintaining a stable and controlled environment is crucial for effective water damage restoration. Frequent door openings can disrupt humidity levels and air circulation, which are essential for the operation of dehumidifiers and other drying equipment. Thus, the imposed schedule may inadvertently counteract drying efforts rather than enhance them.