Emergency Plumber
An emergency plumber checks leaks, burst pipes and drain backups. First, discuss the source; then plan any water cleanup needed in the affected rooms.
Restoration cleanup plans
Restoration cleanup planning starts with the source and the affected materials. Use the guide below to plan the work before repairs begin.
Fire Damage
Fire can leave soot, smoke and firefighting water. Once access is allowed, assess affected materials and plan fire damage cleanup before repairs.
Flood Restoration
Flood restoration starts with the water source and safe access. Next, assess wet floors, wall cavities and belongings to plan cleanup and drying.
Mold Removal
Mold removal starts with moisture control. Then review affected surfaces and materials, so cleanup addresses the conditions that allowed mold to grow.
Sewer Backup
A sewer backup can affect drains, floors and walls. First, assess the drainage fault; then plan sewage cleanup for contaminated rooms and materials.
Specialty Drying
Specialty drying addresses moisture in floors, walls and ceilings. After assessment, select drying methods for the materials and check progress before repair work.
Water Damage
Water damage can spread beyond the visible leak. First, locate the source; then assess wet materials and plan water removal, cleanup and drying.
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Plan restoration cleanup before repairs
Restoration cleanup planning links the source of damage with the rooms that need work. First, describe what happened and whether it is still happening. Next, discuss what needs cleaning, removal or drying with the site contact.
For example, a home, condo and shop may have different access needs. Also tell us which rooms are in use, what was damaged and any access rules. These details help us set the work area and the order of repairs.
In addition, keep photos taken from a safe place, dates and a list of damaged items. Then ask your insurer what records it needs; the insurer decides coverage. See Ontario’s flood advice before entering a flooded property.
Finally, agree on the scope and costs before work starts. For restoration cleanup planning in Toronto, call 416-989-5859 or use our contact form.
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Discuss your cleanup plan
Restoration cleanup planning FAQs
What should I report first?
First, give the property address, the active problem and any known access hazards.
Can one loss need several services?
Yes. A plumbing repair, water removal and building repairs may be separate parts of the scope.
How is the work selected?
For example, the source, damaged rooms and site checks guide the plan.
Who decides insurance coverage?
Your insurer decides coverage under your policy.
When should I arrange repairs?
First, stop the source and check cleanup and drying needs. Then plan repairs.
