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Water Damage Restoration, and Cleanup

At Standard Restoration, we specialize in assisting property owners who have experienced water damage. Our team is available 24/7, 365 days a year, ready to respond to emergencies and provide a complimentary estimate for our water damage restoration services. Your peace of mind is our priority, and we’re here to help you every step of the way.

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Our Process

For all of our services, we offer a free inspection so you will know what you’re dealing with.
We are available 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, and we are proud to stick to a one-hour response time. We will work with your insurance company to minimize your out-of-pocket expense whenever possible, and all of our inspectors and restorers are certified.

Understanding Water Damage

Water damage can range from minor to extensive, and it can result from various sources such as leaks, storms, or plumbing failures. Water can warp, weaken, or destroy critical parts of your home and belongings. Restoration is essential to address issues from leaks, floods, or other water-related events.

Common Causes of Water Damage

One of the most difficult things about water damage is that it can come from a variety of places. Storms and natural disasters, and roof leaks are some of the common causes of damage. However, water can also come from a leak in your pipes or a malfunctioning appliance like an overflowing toilet or dishwasher. Sometimes a pipe or water heater will burst with no warning, or none that you noticed, quickly resulting in a flood. In other cases, the leak is slower, and damage builds up over time. Even poor ventilation and high humidity can cause water damage.

The cause of your water damage may affect the drying and remediation processes. For example, if there’s a chance the water is mixed with raw sewage, extra precautions will need to be taken. When your home floods as a result of a storm, it’s possible that snakes or other potentially dangerous animals could be hiding in the water in your home.  It’s much safer for you to stay out of the house while experts with the proper skills and safety equipment inspect the damage.

A Look at the Water Damage Remediation Process

Before the restoration can begin, we have to remove the water. That’s why we start with a drying plan and make sure that we extract all of the water from your property. There are several tools we may use to dry the moisture, depending on the extent of the existing water in the home. Some of these tools are:

  • Pumps and vacuums remove standing water from the home
  • Dehumidifiers remove moisture and eliminate humidity
  • Heat Technology removes water from your home’s wood features
  • Air Circulation improves ventilation to release airflow to aid in drying
  • Home Air Scrubbers filter out and remove dust, debris, and contaminants that are left in the home

In some cases, further services may be needed to remove the water. We can also provide:

Demolition for extreme cases. If demolition is needed for the parts of the home with the worst damage, those areas can be rebuilt to their original condition following the demolition.

Complete restoration may be required for extensive damage. We can restore your home to the condition it was in before the fire.

When You Need Help, You Can Count on Standard Restoration

As water damage restoration experts, we understand that time is critical following a water event. That’s why we guarantee a one-hour response time. Call us anytime, day or night, and one of our professionals will reach out within the hour to assess the damage and discuss the next steps. This prompt evaluation allows us to quickly develop an effective drying and restoration plan tailored to your needs. You can trust us to handle your restoration with the urgency and seriousness it deserves.

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FAQ:

Can I stay in the house after water damage?

Can I go back inside the house before it’s inspected?

After a serious water event, it’s better to stay out of the house until a professional has inspected it. Water damage can cause structural damage to the home, making it unsafe. If the water level has risen to where the electrical outlets are located, there could be a risk of an electrical fire. Standing water could also contain sewage or wildlife. Wait until an expert has told you that it’s safe to go back inside the home.

Should I begin working on pulling out damaged items before the inspection?

Absolutely not! We suggest leaving everything as is until you have a thorough inspection performed by a water damage restoration specialist. This protects you from potential harm that may be caused from contaminated areas and it helps to ensure that you have the right help in documenting everything for your insurance claim!

Why can’t I clean out and clean up the damage myself?

Water Damage Restoration projects are not for the DIY’er because many steps need to be taken in order to ensure moisture is completely gone. Working with certified water damage restoration specialists assists with filing insurance claims, proper clean-up, accurate disposal of debris and more. Oftentimes, water damage can cause damage to your home’s structure that can leave harmful materials behind. We have the knowledge to identify toxic and harmful contaminants, in addition to ridding your home of them. It can be a dangerous job that takes specialized equipment and our team has all you need to get the job done right the first time. time.

We’re Ready When You Need Us

Contact Standard Restoration, and one of our inspectors will respond within an hour to arrange your free inspection and start the restoration process. Don’t wait—reach out now to begin addressing your water damage.

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Our Values

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Integrity

We serve with honesty and transparency in what we say and do and take ownership for our actions.

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Quality

We ensure that every interaction, product, and solution we provide reflects meticulous attention to detail and meets, or exceeds, industry standards and is documented to ensure we are a successful, profitable company.

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Communication

We engage in respectful and supportive communication, in both words and body language, to those present and not present, as we listen, set expectations, and share all needed information.

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Collaboration

We have empathy as we listen to ideas, seek to understand first, remain flexible, speak up, and embrace change to meet evolving needs of our industry.

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Culture of Learning

We promote learning and growth for all through constructive feedback, compliments, training, and innovation so we can enhance our service offerings, operational efficiency, and customer satisfaction.

Our Mission

We train and educate our people to set the STANDARD for quality disaster recovery services by guiding customers and team members with compassion and a desire to understand their unique needs.

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