Damage Restoration

Professionals evaluate the extent of the damage and create a restoration plan. This might include determining the type of water in a flood, the spread of smoke or soot in a fire, or the areas affected by mold.

Taking immediate steps to prevent further damage, such as boarding up windows, tarping a damaged roof, or extracting standing water.

Removing harmful substances, such as smoke, soot, mold spores, or contaminated water, and thoroughly cleaning the affected areas.

Utilizing specialized equipment to dry areas affected by water, preventing the growth of mold and mildew.

Safely removing and disposing of unsalvageable materials like drywall, flooring, or personal belongings.

Repairing or rebuilding structural elements that may have been compromised, such as walls, ceilings, or foundations.

Cleaning, repairing, or restoring personal property like furniture, clothing, and electronics.

If mold is found, specialists will work to remove the mold and prevent future growth through moisture control and other measures.

Rebuilding and finishing areas that were severely damaged, including painting, installing new flooring, or replacing cabinets and fixtures.

Many restoration companies assist with the insurance claims process, providing documentation and working directly with insurance adjusters.

Ensuring that all work has been completed to satisfaction and handing the restored property back to the owner.

Some companies might offer ongoing support or warranties on their work to ensure long-term satisfaction.