Danbury 24/7 Water Damage Restoration: Mold Remediation Services Updated
Dec 18, 2023
Restoration 1 of Southern Connecticut (203-263-9965) has announced updates to its water damage restoration services for residential and commercial clients in Danbury, Newtown, and the surrounding areas.
Newtown, United States - December 18, 2023 /PressCable/ —
With the service expansion, Restoration 1 of Southern Connecticut is making it easier and more affordable for clients to get damage caused by leaky pipes, faulty appliances, and flooding incidents fixed. Their services are available 24/7 in case of emergencies and the team is certified by the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning, and Restoration (IICRC) and the Indoor Air Quality Association (IAQA).
More details can be found at https://restoration1.com/southern-connecticut
According to Water Damage Defense, an astounding 14,000 people in the U.S. experience a water damage emergency at home or work every day, which makes having professional restoration services readily available a necessity. “No one can definitively predict when water damage will occur,” explained a spokesperson for Restoration 1. “That’s why we updated our services - to ensure our clients have the help they need when the unpredictable and unimaginable occurs.”
Restoration 1’s water damage restoration services cover a wide range of scenarios, from frozen and burst pipes to ceiling and wall water accumulation. The team also addresses issues that could persist beyond the initial incident, such as mold remediation in basements and attics and concerns with structural integrity.
Because most water damage incidents require insurance claims to be filed, Restoration 1 assists clients with this process as well, ensuring that their claims are filed on time and correctly. Their team has experience working with several notable carriers, including Peerless Insurance, Farmers Insurance, Allstate, and State Farm.
Restoration 1 has been providing clients throughout Southern Connecticut with reliable water damage restoration services since 2008. In addition to water damage, the company also handles damage caused by fires, smoke, and storms, and they offer odor removal and air duct cleaning services.
“Our water heater burst and nearly destroyed our newly renovated basement,” said a satisfied client. “Restoration 1 was the first company to respond and they were able to send somebody that same day. They dealt with all of the damage and they even addressed some other mold (not connected to the burst) that had been festering in our home for years. They saved our home and made it a healthier place to live, and I can’t thank them enough.”
Interested parties can find more information at https://restoration1.com/southern-connecticut
Contact Info:
Name: Tom O'hara
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Organization: Restoration 1 of Southern Connecticut
Address: 70 High Rock Rd, Newtown, CT 06482, United States
Phone: +1-203-364-2402
Website: https://restoration1.com/southern-connecticut/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89116627
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