Property damage can be difficult and stressful. Our goal is to restore not only your property, but also your peace of mind.
No matter what the property damage you have experienced - fire, smoke, water, wind, structural, mould, or bio-hazard – our full service restoration company has the expertise, experience, equipment and facilities to get the job done. We are always on-call, ready to serve you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
Our team of skilled disaster restoration professionals has both the experience and technical ability to handle any type of fire or water damage emergency. Our project manager and technicians are thoroughly trained and IICRC certified, fully prepared to respond well to any emergency and type of property damage.
ServiceMaster Restore of Central & North Okanagan responds quickly in emergency situations in Kelowna, Vernon, Armstrong, Lumby, Peachland and Salmon Arm. The faster we are able to attend to the emergency and begin the restorative process, the faster you can see that things are under control and will eventually be made right again.
We also take our commitment to environmental stewardship seriously and have developed specific principles to guide us in serving you. ServiceMaster has developed GoGreen products and systems to help provide a healthy environment where we can all work and live safely.
Strong communication, quick response, a positive attitude and a solid plan of action are the key components to restoring your property and your peace of mind.
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Many factors need to be considered in making an accurate estimate of what water damage restoration will cost for your home. Each situation is unique, and obviously larger and more complicated jobs require more resources and time, and will therefore cost more.
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SEWAGE BACKUP IN MY BUSINESS: WHAT DO I DO?
A backed-up, overflowing toilet or sink can be distressing enough for any commercial property owner or business, but when sewage is involved, it can turn into a potentially hazardous clean-up situation.
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