As an IICRC Certified Firm, you can count on us to respond to your problem in a timely manner.

Our Plan Includes

Our goal is to get your home or business back to where it was before the damage occurred.

PLEASE NOTE: Due to the many factors involved in this type of restoration, it is impossible to give any type of cost estimate.



The Truth About Sewage
(NAPSA)—Sewage is one of the most dangerous substances that can enter buildings. Unfortunately, people don’t understand the hazards that sewage creates, particularly for small children, the elderly and those with immune system or respiratory problems. The Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC) offers these facts to dispel some typical myths.
Myth #1—Sewage from oceans, lakes or rivers is clean.

The truth is: This water contains contaminants such as microorganisms, bacteria and pesticides. Trapped inside walls or under floor coverings, it doesn’t take long to become a “smelly” health hazard.

Myth #2—Chlorine bleach decontaminates sewage.

The truth is: While bleach is a remedy, it’s quickly inactivated by sewage. Even dead fungi and bacteria may contain chemicals that cause an allergic response. Affected areas should be cleaned thoroughly, followed by appropriate disinfectant application.

Myth #3—Sewage-saturated carpets can be “saved.”

The truth is: Absolutely not! Porous materials, such as carpet, pad, upholstery, bedding, wicker, paper goods, or fabrics that can’t be washed in hot water, must be disposed of safely.

Myth #4—Partially sewage flooded buildings are safe.

The truth is: Not unless contaminated areas can be sealed off to prevent cross-contamination of other areas. Only trained professionals using specialized equipment are qualified to restore sewage damage. Complete cleaning and decontamination by a professional following the IICRC S-500 Standard for Professional Water Damage Restoration is important.