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Each service page explains the work, what you should do first and how the job connects to the next step. Independent contractors perform the work; availability can vary by location.

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  • Plywood boards fastened over the windows of a fire-damaged brick two-flat

    Board-Up and Tarping

    Closing windows, doors and roof openings after fire or storm damage.

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  • Split copper pipe with ice on it inside an open wall cavity

    Burst Pipe Water Damage

    Frozen pipes and failed supply lines: shutting off, tracing water through ceilings and walls, and drying.

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  • Restoration crew in protective suits carrying equipment into a smoke-stained brick house

    Fire Damage Restoration

    Securing the house, clearing firefighting water, cleaning residue and removing odor after a house fire.

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  • Fieldstone cellar with wooden beams and standing water on the floor

    Flooded Basement Cleanup

    Pumping out, cleaning and drying basements after storms, failed sump pumps and groundwater.

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  • Small spots of dark mold starting on the lower edge of a damp drywall wall

    Mold Prevention After Water Damage

    Keeping mold from taking hold by drying quickly, controlling humidity and removing what stayed wet too long.

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  • Basement floor drain surrounded by dark standing water and stained concrete

    Sewage Backup Cleanup

    Category 3 water: keeping people out, removing contaminated materials, cleaning and drying.

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  • Restoration technician wiping a smoke-stained wall with a dry sponge in a hallway

    Smoke Damage Cleanup

    Removing soot and residue from walls, ceilings, ducts and belongings, using methods matched to what burned.

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  • Row of air movers aimed along a wall with baseboards removed in an empty room

    Structural Drying

    Drying framing, subfloors and wall cavities with air movers and dehumidifiers, checked with meters.

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  • Air movers and a dehumidifier drying an empty finished basement with carpet pulled back

    Water Damage Restoration

    The whole job after a leak or flood: stopping the source, removing water, drying the structure and rebuilding what cannot be saved.

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  • Wand of a water extractor pulling water from wet beige carpet in a living room

    Water Extraction

    Pulling standing water out of floors, carpet and basements before drying begins.

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Choosing

Not sure which one you need?

Most water losses begin with water extraction, and most fires begin with board-up and tarping. When you call, describe what happened and the contractor can help sort it out.

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