Restoration Process

The Restoration Process

1. Emergency Contact

The insurance company makes emergency contact to a restoration and remediation company. The issue is reported, and the urgency of the situation is assessed.

2. Inspection and Damage Assessment

A team of professionals then conducts a thorough inspection of the property to assess the extent of the damage. This involves identifying the source of the problem, determining the areas affected, and planning the necessary steps for remediation and restoration.

3. Water extraction

In cases of water damage, the immediate priority is to remove any standing water using pumps and vacuums. This step is critical step to prevent further damage and the growth of mold.

4. Drying and Dehumidification

Once the water is removed, drying and dehumidifying the affected areas begin. This involves using air movers and dehumidifiers to ensure all moisture is thoroughly extracted from building materials and belongings.

5. Cleaning and Sanitizing

All affected areas and items need to be cleaned, sanitized, and deodorized. This includes carpets, clothing, and other fabric items. Specialized cleaning techniques are used, and antimicrobial treatments are applied to prevent mold and bacteria growth.

6. Mold Remediation

If mold is present, mold remediation will take place. This involves containing the mold, filtering the air, removing mold-infested materials, and cleaning and sanitizing the area thoroughly.

7. Restoration

The final step is the restoration process, which may involve minor repairs like replacing drywall and installing new carpet, or it may entail major repairs such as the reconstruction of various areas or rooms in a home or business. This step is aimed at bringing the property back to its pre-damage condition.

8. Final Walk-Through

Once the restoration is complete, a final walk-through is conducted with the property owner to ensure satisfaction with the work and that all aspects of the remediation and restoration have been addressed.Throughout this process, communication with the property owner is key to ensure they are informed and reassured. Restoration and remediation professionals work diligently to minimize disruption and return the affected environment back to normal.