One company from the first pump to the last coat of paint. Most of this is insurance work: we bill your carrier directly and you pay your deductible.
Burst pipes, sump failures, and flooded basements — pumped, dried, documented.
Standing water is the easy part; what's soaked into the drywall, sill plates, and subfloor is what grows mold in 48 hours. We extract, pull what can't be saved, and set air movers and dehumidifiers with daily moisture readings until the structure hits dry standard — not until it looks dry.
Board-up, soot and odor removal, and the contents you thought were gone.
Smoke gets into everything porous, and the wrong cleaning method sets it permanently. We secure and board up first, then handle soot removal, thermal-fog and hydroxyl odor treatment, and contents cleaning. Plenty of what looks ruined the first night comes back.
Contained, removed, and the moisture source fixed so it doesn't come back.
Mold is a symptom. We find and fix the water source first, then remediate under containment with negative air so spores don't spread through the house while we work. Post-remediation verification by a third party is available — and we recommend it, because our own word shouldn't be the proof.
Trees through roofs, wind damage, and water that followed it in.
When a storm opens the building, two clocks start: weather getting in, and the insurance documentation you'll need. We tarp and stabilize, photograph everything, and coordinate the structural repair — so the emergency work and the rebuild aren't two arguments with your carrier.
Drywall, floors, cabinets, paint — putting the house back together.
Most restoration companies dry your house out and hand you a list of contractors. We do the rebuild ourselves, which means one contract, one schedule, and nobody blaming the other trade. And since we're already in the walls, plenty of families use the rebuild to finally change the layout.
Contaminated water handled with the protocol it actually requires.
A sewage backup isn't a wet-vac job. Category-3 water contaminates everything porous it touches — carpet, pad, drywall, and anything stored on the floor. We remove it, disinfect under containment, and document the disposal, because this is the one loss where cutting corners makes people sick.
Active water or fire damage? Call dispatch — it's answered around the clock.