Yes, our technicians are certified by the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification.  They undergo rigorous training to stay updated with the latest industry standards and best practices, ensuring high-quality service for our clients.

The duration of the restoration process varies based on factors such as the extent of the damage, the area affected, and the drying time required. Generally, it can take anywhere from a few days to several weeks. An initial assessment by our team will provide a more accurate timeline tailored to your specific situation. Eversafe notes that drying time can vary and emphasizes the importance of a thorough assessment. 

In many cases, homeowner insurance policies may cover our restoration services, but it depends on the cause of the damage and your specific policy. Here's what you need to know.

Commonly Covered Services:

Water Damage Restoration: If caused by sudden and accidental events, such as a burst pipe or appliance malfunction.

Mold Remediation: Often covered if the mold is a result of water damage covered by your policy.

Sewage Backup: Covered if you have an additional rider for sewer backup in your policy.

Fire and Smoke Cleanup: Typically included in most standard homeowner insurance policies.

Hoarding Cleanup: Usually not covered, as it’s considered a pre-existing condition.

What You Should Do:

Review Your Policy: Check the terms of your insurance for coverage specifics.

Contact Your Provider: Speak with your insurance company to confirm what they will cover.

Call Us: Eversafe Restoration can assist with documenting the damage and providing detailed estimates to support your insurance claim.

Our team works with insurance providers to make the process as smooth as possible. If you're unsure about coverage, reach out to us, and we’ll help guide you through the next steps!

After encountering water damage, it's crucial to act swiftly to minimize further harm:

Ensure Safety: Turn off electricity and avoid standing water to prevent hazards.

Stop the Water Source: If possible, shut off the main water supply or address the source of the leak.

Contact Professionals: Reach out to a certified water damage restoration company promptly to assess and begin the remediation process.

Document the Damage: Take photos and notes for insurance purposes.

For more detailed guidance, refer to Eversafe's recommendations on steps to take after water damage

Prompt and thorough drying of affected areas is essential to prevent mold growth. Our team uses advanced drying equipment and techniques to ensure all moisture is eliminated. Additionally, maintaining proper ventilation and humidity levels in your home can help prevent future mold issues. Eversafes advises against opening doors or windows during the drying process to maintain a controlled environment.

Mold remediation involves the identification, containment, removal, and treatment of mold-contaminated areas to prevent further growth and mitigate health risks. It's necessary because mold can cause structural damage to properties and pose health hazards, including allergic reactions and respiratory issues.

Signs of a mold problem include:

Visible Growth: Black, green, or white spots on walls, ceilings, or other surfaces.

Musty Odor: A persistent, earthy smell, especially in areas prone to moisture.

Health Symptoms: Increased allergic reactions, such as sneezing, coughing, or skin irritation, when at home.

Water Damage: Previous or ongoing issues with leaks or flooding can create an environment conducive to mold growth.

If you notice any of these signs, it's advisable to consult a professional for a thorough inspection.

The typical steps in mold remediation include:

Inspection and Assessment: Identifying the extent and source of the mold problem.

Containment: Isolating affected areas to prevent the spread of mold spores.

Air Filtration: Using specialized equipment to capture mold spores from the air.

Removal: Eliminating mold-infested materials and cleaning surfaces with antimicrobial treatments.

Restoration: Repairing or replacing damaged structures, such as drywall or carpeting.

Each situation is unique, so professionals tailor the process to effectively address the specific mold issues present.

To prevent mold recurrence:

Control Moisture: Fix leaks promptly and use dehumidifiers in damp areas.

Ensure Proper Ventilation: Use exhaust fans in bathrooms and kitchens to reduce humidity.

Regular Cleaning: Keep areas prone to moisture clean and dry.

Monitor Humidity Levels: Maintain indoor humidity between 30-50%.

Implementing these measures can significantly reduce the likelihood of mold growth.