We are dedicated to providing every Commercial Flood Cleanup customer's job, large or small, with superior responsive service. As a designated IICRC Certified Firm in Michigan, we perform all work to IICRC's gold standard for Commercial Flood Cleanup utilizing industry standard pricing that is set and approved by your insurance provider.
Call us at (810) 255-8756 to set a plan in motion for total water damage restoration today.
Around the Clock 24/7 Emergency Response To
Commercial Flood Cleanup in Flynn, MI
At Advance Restoration we understand completely that your commercial building is the heart of your company. You can rest assured your bottom line is top-of-mind with our commercial water damage experts who will immediately mitigate water to avoid secondary damage saving potentially thousands in lost equipment, inventory, and business.
Advance Restoration’s 24/7 emergency response commercial basement water damage experts can arrive at your business within the hour to take control of any size loss. Call (810) 255-8756 anytime day or night for service.
Commercial Flood Cleanup Properties We Service
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Understanding Large Loss Commercial Flood Cleanup
Our commercial basement water damage experts will start work right away so that we can prevent secondary damage to your property and office equipment, ultimately saving you time and money. Our Commercial flooded basement cleanup company offers all your Commercial Flood Cleanup needs under one roof. We do this because time is money and as business owner's ourselves we know that having multiple entities to manage can be daunting let alone time consuming.
IICRC Certified Firm—What You Should Know
Just as any professional performs at a higher level of competency in their field, IICRC Certified Firms and Technicians set themselves apart through training, experience, and comprehensive examination. The examinations consist of the successful completion of one or more of the 28 certifications courses available.
An IICRC Certified Firm must first employ one or more IICRC certified technicians, and apply with the IICRC to become a Certified Firm. Certified Firms are the only cleaning, restoration and inspection companies listed in the proprietary IICRC locator. They also promise to adhere to the IICRC Code of Ethics, be current in their business insurance and licensee requirements, and can proudly display the IICRC logo on their company website and vehicles.
Our IICRC certified contractors are committed to four key objectives:
• Certification at all times
• IICRC professional on every job
• Maintain industry standards
• Commitment to ongoing professional training
Our Commercial Flood Cleanup Process
A commercial flood damage cleanup expert will evaluate the condition of your commercial Flynn, MI property, digitally record and document the damage, estimate the work, and create a plan for full Commercial Flood Cleanup recovery and check with your insurance provider to recover the Commercial Flood Cleanup loss.
- 24/7 EMERGENCY RESPONSE
- DIGITAL DOCUMENTATION
- DETAILED PLAN FOR RESTORATION
- CLIMATE CONTROLLED STORAGE FACILITY
- CONTENTS CLEANUP AND RESTORATION
- FULL RECONSTRUCTION
- WORK WITH ALL INSURANCE COMPANIES
FAQ
Can water damage lead to mold?
Yes. Mold can start growing within 24 to 48 hours in a moist environment. That’s why immediate action is needed once water is found. We help prevent mold by fixing leaks, installing vapor barriers, and improving ventilation to keep your home dry.
Should I dry the water myself?
It is not recommended. DIY drying may miss hidden moisture, leading to mold growth or deeper damage. Secondary water damage can also happen when water is not properly dried. Professional water damage cleanup prevents these issues.
What causes water damage?
Water damage can come from burst pipes, leaking appliances, roof leaks, flooding, storms, or sewage backups.