Design concept. A sample restoration website by NextLevel Web Design.

The wrapped "Your Company" Restoration van pulling into the driveway of a luxury South Florida home at night

How we work

Here's what happens next.

Call → arrive → find → dry → restore.

4.9 from 640+ reviewsIICRC-certified techniciansLicensed & insured in Florida
A restoration dispatcher with a headset answering a call at night and writing down the address
01

You call. A person answers.

Day or night. We ask what happened, tell you what to do right now, and get a crew on the way.

A uniformed technician with an ID badge and shoe covers in hand at a front door at night, the homeowner opening it, the wrapped van in the driveway behind
02

We arrive.

A marked van, a uniform, an ID badge and shoe covers on before we step inside.

A technician photographing the water damage at the base of a wall with a tablet, a tape measure showing how high the water went

For your adjuster

Every room photographed first.

Before anything moves: photos, the water line, the damage. Your adjuster gets it all.

Two technicians lifting a dining table onto blue foam blocks to protect it, a sofa already on blocks and the rug rolled up

Your things first

Furniture up, rugs out.

Your furniture goes up on blocks so nothing soaks up water from the floor.

A technician scanning a ceiling and wall with a thermal camera, the screen showing the cool wet patch spreading behind the paint
03

We see where the water went.

A thermal camera shows the cool, wet areas behind paint and tile, so nothing gets missed.

A technician pressing a moisture meter against the base of a wall and logging the reading on a tablet

Then we confirm it

Measured, and written down.

A moisture meter confirms every wet spot. Photos of every room and a dated log your adjuster can read.

A hallway with the baseboard off and thin hoses running from a compact unit on the floor into small holes low on the wall, drying the inside of the wall
04

We dry it. Day 1, Day 3, Day 5.

The right equipment in the right place, readings every day until it matches the dry standard.

31%Day 119%Day 312%Day 5
Dry standard
A mold job sealed off in clear plastic walls inside a luxury bedroom, a technician in a protective suit working inside and an air scrubber pulling air out of the containment through the window

If there's mold

Sealed off before it's touched.

Plastic walls and filtered air pulled out of the room, so spores don't spread through your house.

A project manager checking a dried wall stud with a moisture meter while the homeowner watches, the wall still open

Before we rebuild

Checked dry. Then closed up.

The last reading has to match the dry standard before the new drywall goes on.

A technician and a homeowner walking through her finished living room, the homeowner signing off on a tablet
05

Dry, proven, and put back.

The same company rebuilds it. You walk through it with us before we call it done.