Emergency Property Damage & Restoration Services

So you or your family has been the victim of some kind of water related incident and you have standing water that needs to be removed. Before you even start to throw out personal effects and start removing carpets, it’s vitally important to have a clear understanding of the water removal services in your area.

More and more people have become aware of the potential health risks created when water-damaged structures are not dried out quickly and correctly. Mold may be responsible for a “sick building syndrome,” allergic reactions, and other health problems. Mold growth is often invisible to the naked eye and confined to crawlspaces, the interior of wall and ceiling cavities, HVAC ducting, and other inaccessible locations.

Recovery and mitigation in fire and smoke damage situations poses it’s own set of unique problems that have to be overcome. The first issue is a basic cleaning and then soot and ash removal. Both soot and ash can pose a health risk from a respiratory standpoint. Once soot and ash have been removed, we begin focusing on smoke and odor removal. This is one of the more difficult steps as smoke odor can be tricky to remove.

EMERG+NC Property Rescuers is  here to help as a singular solution to make sure that you get back into your home or business quickly.  Most importantly, since each insurance claim phase needs to be managed, documented,  justified and reported separately to the insurance carrier you need to use a company that is licensed to handle all phases of your project as an all-in-one service provider. The reconstruction phase is called ‘Dwelling Restoration’ by insurance companies.

Dealing with a crime at your place of business or home is hard enough without additional complications, but it becomes even more difficult dealing with the clean-up or aftermath of the incident. In most cases, emergency response personnel such as law enforcement, fire fighters, and paramedic’s will provide whatever assistance they can, but they won’t conduct the clean-up or removal of any remnants of the incident.

Biological hazards, more commonly called Bio-hazards are terms used to describe biological substances that can or may pose a threat to humans or animals. This is a very broad definition, but in this context, predominately refers to large bodily fluids such as: Blood,Tissue, Feces, Urine, Viruses, Sewage, and Chemicals.