Emergency Response: Promptly respond to water damage emergencies, including floods, leaks, and
sewage backups, to minimize property damage and mitigate risks. Assessment: Conduct thorough
assessments of water damage, including moisture mapping, structural integrity checks, and documentation
of affected areas and materials. Restoration Planning: Develop comprehensive restoration plans tailored to
each project, considering the extent of damage, necessary repairs, and client preferences. Water Extraction
& Drying: Perform water extraction, drying, and dehumidification using industry-standard equipment and
techniques to eliminate moisture and prevent mold growth. Sanitization: Ensure proper sanitization of
affected areas to mitigate health risks and restore a safe and hygienic environment for occupants. Material
Removal: Remove damaged materials, such as flooring, drywall, insulation, and furniture, as necessary, to
prepare the site for reconstruction.Reconstruction Support: Collaborate with team members and
subcontractors to execute reconstruction projects, including installing new materials, repairing structural
damage, and restoring aesthetics. Client Communication: Maintain regular communication with clients
throughout the restoration process, providing updates on project progress, addressing concerns, and
ensuring satisfaction. Documentation: Maintain detailed records of work performed, including photographs,
measurements, equipment used, and client interactions, for documentation and billing purposes. Safety
Compliance: Adhere to all safety protocols and regulations, including the use of personal protective
equipment (PPE) and proper disposal of hazardous materials.