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Water Damage
Water removal, structural drying and dehumidification may be needed after leaks, plumbing failures, flooding or other water incidents.
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Restoring Your Home or Business After Property Damage
Clear information about damage restoration, from the first steps after an incident to the work involved in putting a property back in order.
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About damage restoration
Getting a property back to a safe, usable condition
Damage to a home or business can be disruptive and stressful. Water, fire, smoke, mould and severe weather can affect the structure, contents and indoor environment of a property.
Restoration work generally begins with understanding the extent of the damage, making the area safe, and planning the appropriate clean-up, drying, removal or repair work. The right approach depends on the cause and severity of the damage.
Areas of restoration
Damage Restoration Services
Different types of property damage require different assessment and restoration methods.
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Fire & Smoke Damage
Fire restoration can involve debris removal, cleaning of smoke and soot residues, odour treatment and repair of affected areas.
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Mould Remediation
Addressing moisture sources and dealing appropriately with affected materials are important parts of mould remediation.
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Storm Damage
Storm-related work may include assessing roof or structural damage, clearing debris and arranging necessary repairs.
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Property Clean-up
Cleaning and removal of damaged materials can help prepare affected spaces for repair and reinstatement.
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Emergency Planning
Promptly identifying immediate risks and taking sensible steps to limit further damage can make a difference after an incident.
A considered approach
What matters during restoration
Every property and incident is different. A careful, clearly explained process helps owners understand the work involved.
Act with care
Safety comes first. Avoid entering areas that may be structurally unsafe or affected by electrical, smoke or contamination hazards.
Understand the damage
A proper assessment helps identify visible damage, potential hidden issues and the work that may be required.
Keep communication clear
Owners should understand the proposed scope of work, expected stages and any decisions that need their approval.
Plan the reinstatement
Once clean-up and drying are complete where needed, damaged building elements can be repaired or replaced as appropriate.
The usual stages
A straightforward restoration process
Initial assessment
Identify the source and extent of the damage, consider immediate safety concerns and decide what needs attention first.
Mitigation and clean-up
Where appropriate, limit further damage, remove affected materials and carry out the necessary cleaning or drying.
Repair and recovery
Plan repairs and reinstatement to return the affected areas to a suitable condition for use.
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