833-800-2020     5041 New Centre Dr., Wilmington, NC 28403

 

Restoring your home or business after water damage can be frustrating. Fortunately, natural disasters do not occur every day, and you will probably never have to deal with water damage from rising water or flooding. However, more common are simple plumbing leaks or overflows. While dealing with water may seem as simple as just using a mop or wet vacuum to get the water up, unfortunately, this does not take into consideration the extent to which water can travel and penetrate into structural cavities and assemblies, creating trapped pockets of saturation. All too often, property owners become aware of the on-going effect of undetected water on structural and content materials, which may include discoloration, warping, splitting, swelling, delamination, musty odor, and fungal growth.

 

 

 

The consequences of ineffective restoration, including possible health effects, are far too great. Water is considered the longest lasting and destructive substance to an indoor environment. This is because water supports the growth of microorganisms, it weakens and dissolves various materials and since it flows, water is capable of carrying allergens and pathogens that are hazardous to humans. Many property owners do not know the essential steps and strategies required for proper restoration. Naturally, they have many questions and concerns that are best answered by a certified water damage restoration professional who has been trained and has experience. Removing excess water efficiently, promoting effective evaporation, and establishing the dehumidification conditions necessary to stop on-going damage are key to preventing further damage. Additionally, they can document the return of the property and contents to normal conditions.

 

 

 

 

 

A fire is a devastating event—and one that requires professional fire cleanup, restoration, and repairs. Falcon Restoration is available 24/7, 365 days a year to assist you. Our fire cleanup process varies greatly depending on the extent of the damage. For example, a relatively small electrical fire that is put out quickly and only damages a small area will require a much simpler cleanup and restoration process than a full-blown structural fire.

 

 

We start by assessing all the mold found in your residence. We then talk with professional hygienists to determine the extent of the mold damage and the proper remediation procedures. After the work is done, we’ll use clearance tests to double-check that the work was done correctly.

 

Our mold removal services include:

 

Complete examination as to the extent of your mold problem from skilled experts
Containment of affected area and removal of contaminated materials
Insurance claim assistance

 

 

 

Smoke Damages Can Present a Serious Health Hazard

 

 

Fire and smoke damages aren’t just ugly scars reminding you about a traumatic past event at your commercial facility – smoke can also present a serious health hazard for your building’s occupants if left untreated. That’s because smoke can contaminate your building’s ductwork and HVAC system with soot, allergens, and mold. Commercial fire and smoke restoration can be a complicated process best left in the hands of qualified professionals like Falcon Restoration Services.