Water, mould and fire restoration

Why the cleaning company handles the restoration

Most restoration jobs end in a cleaning job. Once the structure is dry and the affected material is out, somebody still has to deal with the carpet, the upholstery, the rugs and the ductwork — and in a lot of cases those are salvageable if they're handled properly and quickly.

Having one company across both means nobody hands off halfway and nothing sits wet while two contractors work out whose job it is. It's the reason we do both.

Working with your insurer

We bill insurers directly and talk to adjusters on your behalf. From the first visit we photograph the loss and log moisture readings daily until materials reach dry standard — that documentation is what an adjuster needs to see, and it's the difference between a claim that goes smoothly and one that doesn't.

What's generally covered: sudden, accidental events — a burst supply line, a failed water heater, a storm-damaged roof. What generally isn't: long-term seepage and deferred maintenance. Most Florida policies also cap mould coverage specifically, so it's worth knowing your limit before you need it.