Flood Damage Cleanup in Macomb, Michigan, 48042
Call: (586) 315-2894
While there are many basement flood cleanup companies to choose from in Macomb, we believe our family owned and operated disaster restoration service will exceed your expectations.
We are dedicated to providing every customer's job large or small with superior responsive service and industry standard pricing set by your insurance provider.
Call us today at (586) 315-2894 so that our family can help your family recover faster.
When it Really Matters— 24/7 Emergency Flood Damage Cleanup Services in Macomb
Being family owned and operated means you'll be treated with kid-gloves. Compassion and care are the hallmark of our [iss-single_service]. With staff on call at (586) 315-2894 day and night and certified flood damage cleanup experts in residential and commercial Flood Damage Cleanup, we're equipped to take care of you today!
Advance Restoration offers Flood Damage Cleanup services to Macomb, MI and surrounding cities. Our 24/7 emergency response for Flood Damage Cleanup as well as other water damage needs such as mold remediation are our specialty.
- 24/7 emergency response
- 365 days of the year
- Live customer service
- To your property within 60 minutes or less
Flood Damage Cleanup and related services in Macomb:
- Water damage restoration
- Flooded basement repairs
- Mold removal
- Contents cleaning & repair
- Building structure dry-out
- Complete reconstruction
Call (586) 315-2894 to speak to a knowledgeable assistant today!
The Advance Restoration Difference
Advance Restoration, a proven leader in restoration provides the best Flood Damage Cleanup services to Macomb and surrounding areas throughout Southeast Michigan.
Not all basement flood cleanup companies have the capabilities, knowledge, or proper equipment and certifications necessary to handle any size job, commercial or residential— Advance Restoration does!
A "take care of your neighbor" mentality that takes the stance "if this were my house or business how would I want it treated?" This train of thought is what sets us apart from the competition. Anyone can throw towels around and make something look dry but our staff will identify the root cause(s) that allowed water to compromise your property in the first place, then take proper measures to disinfect, deodorize, and implement structural drying to prevent mold and moisture from returning.
Here is why we have the advantage:
- Quickest response time
- Free inspections
- Certified IICRC restoration experts
- Step-by-step proposal for restoration
- Insurance industry standardized estimates
- Coordinate with your insurance carrier
- Advanced technology
- Service & satisfaction
- Total reconstruction services
IICRC Certified water damage restoration experts in Macomb, Michigan—Why it Matters
The IICRC Standards were created to provide the highest quality concepts, procedures, and technology recognized in the cleaning and restoration industry.
The core mission of IICRC is to establish a foundation and further globally recognized standards and certifications for the inspection, cleaning, restoration and installation industries.
All 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
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if everything is fully dry?
We use moisture meters and thermal imaging to detect hidden moisture and ensure your property is completely dry before repairs and reconstruction begin, if needed.
What if the water damage is from a sewage backup?
Sewage backups are considered Category 3 water (black water) and are highly hazardous. We follow strict biohazard cleanup protocols to disinfect and restore your property safely. This type of cleanup should never be attempted by a non-professional.
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.
