Commercial & Residential Disaster Restoration Services in Los Angeles

Los Angeles Disaster Restoration with ServiceMaster

When it comes to restoring your home or business to its pre-damaged state, it’s critical that the team you hire is fully equipped to handle the task at hand. ServiceMaster Restoration by Disaster Recovery Experts is a go-to advisor in the restoration industry and continues to set the standard.

Each of our technicians is fully trained and certified and committed to providing reliable, efficient, and transparent services. During this tough time, allow us to guide you through the recovery.

Why Choose Us?

• Comprehensive Training and Certification
• Navigate Insurance Process With Ease
• Available 24/7 Every Day of the Year
• The Industry's Go-To Advisor

Emergency Damage Restoration in Los Angeles, CA

It can be tough to know what to do after disaster strikes your home or business. You probably have many thoughts running through your head. Once all danger has subsided, reach out to ServiceMaster Restoration by Disaster Recovery Experts,our Los Angeles restoration team, so that we can assess your situation and get to work.

We are available 24/7 to assist you in emergencies because we know that some situations can’t wait for regular business hours. Time is of the essence with many types of damage, and taking quick action could help minimize the necessary repairs – and save you time, money, and hassle.

Mold Removal in Los Angeles

Finding mold growth in your home can be an overwhelming experience. With mold, time is of the essence and it must be removed within 24-48 hours or it can spread quickly around your home.

It is important to act as soon as mold is identified before its growth becomes widespread. Professional mold removal services are available to quickly and safely treat mold growth at its source so you don't have to worry about the infestation getting any worse.

The cost of mold removal depends on a variety of factors like the type of mold, whether it is in contact with porous building materials, or how much mold needs to be removed.

Having a professional mold remediation company handle it correctly from beginning to end will help guarantee that all mold is safely and completely removed from your home, and will help avoid future costs in the future.

Fire Damage Restoration Tips

Fire is a devastating force, especially in California. Not only does it damage the structure of your home, but it can also leave soot and smoky odors which are tough to clean up! If you have had a fire on your property, it is best to contact fire damage restoration experts at ServiceMaster Restoration by Disaster Recovery Experts for help. Their Los Angeles fire damage restoration professionals are available 24/7!

Want to help speed up the LA disaster recovery process? Below are some fire damage restoration tips:

• Before entering your home, be sure to ensure its structural safety first! When it has been verified by an expert that is safe, then take these quick tips to help prep for the fire damage cleanup.
• Ventilate the area. Even after a fire is extinguished, the smoke and fumes may linger. Open all the windows and doors to ventilate the area as much as possible. You may use fans to increase airflow as well, however, do not use your home’s outlets -- be sure to use an outside source such as a portable power source or your neighbor’s outlets.
• Do not plug in any electronics. Until you have an electrician inspect your home, do not plug in any appliances or electronic devices into your outlets -- it may present another risk of fire.
• Cover clean, unaffected furniture with plastic. Doing this will protect the unaffected furniture during the clean-up process.
• Do not clean up on your own. Soot and smoke remain in the home and may be dangerous, especially to those with respiratory problems. In addition, the after-effects of fire can be toxic to humans and animals as well -- the after-effects may be carcinogenic! Let our fire damage restoration experts do the deep cleaning -- they will have the proper equipment and safety gear to handle it all.
• Dispose of any contaminated items. The National Ag Safety Database (NASD) recommends throwing out anything that has come into contact with smoke, water, or any chemicals that were used to fight the fire. This includes the items listed below:
  • Fresh produce, eggs, fish, meat, and poultry
  • Opened containers
  • Opened packages
  • Containers that are lined with cork or have waxed cardboard seals or peel-off tops
  • Food stored in paper, foil, plastic, cloth, or cardboard boxes
  • Extracts, flour, seasonings, spices, sugar, and any other staples stored in canisters
  • Food in cans or jars may seem okay, however, if they have been close to the fire, they may no longer be edible because heat activates food spoilage bacteria. Toxic fumes may also contaminate them.
  • Double-check refrigerated foods -- if an off-flavor or smell is detected, dispose of it.

• Fresh produce, eggs, fish, meat, and poultry
• Opened containers
• Opened packages
• Containers that are lined with cork or have waxed cardboard seals or peel-off tops
• Food stored in paper, foil, plastic, cloth, or cardboard boxes
• Extracts, flour, seasonings, spices, sugar, and any other staples stored in canisters
• Food in cans or jars may seem okay, however, if they have been close to the fire, they may no longer be edible because heat activates food spoilage bacteria. Toxic fumes may also contaminate them.
• Double-check refrigerated foods -- if an off-flavor or smell is detected, dispose of it.