Do a thorough cleanup and get equipment like dryers and dehumidifiers set up and operating. Immediate action prevents further damage and mitigates loss.
What kind of damage?
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FIREFire and smoke damage can extend far further than the eye can see. Our experts can help restore your home after disaster strikes. |
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WATERWhile water is essential for life, it is also one of the most destructive forces on Earth. We have restoration expertise to deal with damage from flood and leaks. |
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STORMStorm damage can be caused by a number of different factors, such as falling trees and flying debris, high winds and surface flooding. |
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CONTENTSAs soon as it is safe to re-enter, our contents technicians begin working on the restoration of your contents, first on site and then in our secure, climate-controlled facility. |
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HAZARDOUS & TRAUMAOur specialized training and experience means we can safely remove hazardous materials like asbestos, lead and silica using the correct safety gear and disposal methods. |
Our first three steps
Once everyone is safe, we:
Sort your belongings, pack them up and move them to our secure, climate-controlled storage and restoration facilities.
Begin the restoration of your belongings and your home.
How long will it take?
The time it takes to restore a damaged home can be as short as a few hours or as long as a few weeks. How long it takes depends on:
• Extent of damages/complexity of restorations
• Weather (for outdoor restorations)
• Type and size of loss
• Number of specialty tradespeople & contractors
• Custom orders
We can dry a typical home in three to five days. However, drying times may be longer depending on the amount of water and the construction of your house. Your project manager will provide you with an estimated completion date.