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Restoration services for Spokane homes and businesses

37 kinds of work, one phone number. Find the page that matches what happened, or just call and describe it.

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Restoration technician checking a wet wall in a Spokane home

Quick answer

Restoration in Spokane covers six kinds of work: water damage, fire and smoke, mold, sewage and biohazard, storm damage, and the rebuild and contents work that follows. Most calls start with water, and the source of that water decides how the job is handled, what can be saved and what it costs.

How to find the right service

Pick the group that matches what you are looking at. If a pipe split or the basement took on water, start with water damage. If there was a fire anywhere in the house, even a small one in the kitchen, start with fire and smoke, because soot spreads farther than people expect. Mold pages cover testing, removal and keeping it from coming back after a leak.

Many jobs cross groups. A burst pipe left over a holiday weekend becomes a mold job, and a house fire is also a water job once the hoses are put away. That is fine. Call, describe it in plain words, and we will sort out which of these pages applies.

Restoration crew arriving at a Spokane home with drying equipment

Restoration services by type of damage

Water Damage

Burst pipes, flooded basements, wet floors and hidden leaks.

Fire & Smoke

Fire, soot, smoke odor and wildfire ash.

Mold

Testing, removal and keeping it from coming back.

Sewage, Biohazard & Odor

Contaminated water, trauma scenes, hoarding and odors.

Storm & Emergency

Wind, ice dams, board-up and tarping.

Rebuild, Contents & Commercial

Putting it back together, contents, ducts, claims and businesses.

Which of these do I actually need?

Most people need fewer services than the list suggests. A clean-water leak caught the same day is usually just water extraction and structural drying, with a little drywall repair. Testing for mold is rarely needed when nothing has had time to grow.

Larger losses stack up: extraction, drying, contents pack-out, odor work and reconstruction. A fire with hose water involved touches fire, water and contents at once. On those jobs we lay out the order of work on paper so you and your adjuster can see what is happening and why.

Businesses follow the same steps on a different schedule. Offices, shops, restaurants and apartment buildings usually need work staged around tenants and hours, which is what our commercial water and fire pages explain.

Questions about choosing a service

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Not sure which service fits? Describe it on the phone.

Tell us what happened and where. We will tell you which work applies and what to do first.

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