Water, fire and storm damage restoration for commercial buildings.

After a burst pipe or flooding, the crew stops the source, extracts the standing water and maps the moisture in the walls and floors. Materials that can’t be dried come out, and air movers and dehumidifiers go in. We take readings every day and pull the equipment as each room dries.

After the fire department releases the building, we board up the openings and tarp the roof. We inventory the contents, then clean them on site or pack them out. Areas the fire didn’t reach get cleaned first so you can use them sooner, and odor treatment comes after the soot is gone.

When it’s safe to go up, we photograph the roof and tarp it. We board broken windows and doors on the same visit and clear debris from the entrances and walks. Inside, we pull out wet ceilings and insulation and dry the building like any water job.

We seal off the work area, then cut out and bag the moldy drywall and insulation. We clean and dry the framing behind it before anything goes back. If you or your carrier want clearance testing, an independent industrial hygienist does it, and the containment stays up until the results come back.

We keep the area closed off and deal only with the person you name. We extract the sewage, remove soaked carpet and drywall, and clean and disinfect every hard surface. All biohazard waste leaves the building in sealed, labeled containers.

The crew that did the cleanup hands off to our own carpenters and painters, so you keep one contact through the rebuild. We test any suspect materials before demolition and write the repair estimate room by room. We also schedule the electricians, plumbers and HVAC contractors the work calls for.