Environmental Cleanup
Controlled cleanup for affected areas involving contaminated water, saturated debris and materials that require careful handling.
Learn MoreCleanup support after severe wind and storm events that leave a property open to rain, debris and water intrusion.
Severe wind events damage the building envelope first, and water follows through the openings. Roof loss, broken windows and displaced siding all let rain into the structure while the weather continues.
Tornado and storm cleanup combines debris handling with water intrusion response, so the interior can be dried once the property is protected from further weather.
We assess hazards before anyone enters the affected areas.
Interior debris and damaged materials are cleared from work areas.
Standing water is extracted and wet materials are addressed.
Equipment is set once the interior is protected from further intrusion.
Damage is photographed and recorded for insurance purposes.
Storm damage often means a property is exposed to weather for a period of time, and every additional rainfall adds to the interior damage.
Yes. We assist with water intrusion and interior cleanup after severe wind and storm events in the Burlington area.
Stay away from downed power lines and unstable structures, and contact emergency services if there is any immediate danger.
Effective drying requires the building to be protected from further water entry first.
Act quickly
Standing water and excess moisture can damage flooring, drywall, furniture, electrical systems and structural materials. Once it is safe to do so, contact us and we will walk you through the next steps for your property.
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