Two crews can run the same equipment for the same three days and reach different results. What separates them is how they define dry, and where they work.
The people who maintain hundreds of units for a living build schedules that survive interruption, and their habits translate directly to a single house.
A household kept a written record of its own maintenance plan for fourteen months, and the tasks that held all had one thing in common: somebody outside the house was waiting on a date.
In the first two days after water damage, most of what happens depends on other people's calendars: the mitigation crew, two adjusters, the plumber, and the trades waiting on your decision.
A household kept an honest record of which upkeep tasks they finished and which they skipped, then rebuilt the schedule around what the record showed rather than what the guidance assumed.