Trust North Eugene/NW Lane County for Restoration from Water Damage

It doesn’t take a lot of excess water to cause property damage; it just takes time. If you notice a leak or puddle in your home, call us -- North Eugene/NW Lane County – at 541-799-0090 as soon as you can. Since leaks work quickly to keep causing damage, our emergency services are available all day, every day. Our techs have extensive, ongoing, always updated training and technology in the restoration of property from water damage and its frequent companion, microbial growth (such as mold). We’re a full-service company that provides everything from the initial assessment to rebuilding, reconstruction, painting the trim, and supervising art restoration.

• Locally Owned and Operated by highly skilled, experienced restoration professionals
• Registered with the standard-setting, nonprofit Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC)
• Resources to handle even the largest floods or other kinds of damage – no job is too large
• Commitment to caring for partial-room disasters – no job is too small

North Eugene/NW Lane County Turns the Tide Against Water Damage: Call Us at 541-799-0090

Recent customers discovered how small problems can mask larger ones. Maria and Patrick heard an odd sound; after a few days – and a lot of sleuthing --, they figured out it was a leak somewhere in the house. They turned off the water main and called a plumber. The plumber had to remove cabinets and part of a wall to find and repair the leaking pipe. There wasn’t a lot of water, but the damage was intense, including:

• Shredded drywall
• Split wood in the cabinets
• Shattered grout between the tiles
• Rot in the subflooring
• Widespread microbial growth (which caused extensive damage on its own)
• A musty and unpleasant odor
• Mushy walls (Patrick’s term) where the cabinets had been
• Blistered paint

They called the North Eugene/NW Lane County to get rid of the excess water, which kept leaking out of the sodden materials, and to decontaminate their home from the microbial growth/mold. We did the following:

• Extracted the excess water (while our vacuums can extract up to tens of gallons of water, there was far less in this instance)
• Dried/dehumidified the area – leaving an area damp guarantees that the growth will return
• Contained the growth with physical barriers and negative air pressure to prevent the spores from the microbial growth from spreading throughout their house
• Used air filtration equipment, scrubbers, and HEPA vacuums to remove the colonies, any spores that we could capture, and further prevent the spores from spreading
• Decontaminated and cleaned the cabinets, floors, walls, ceiling, and other materials
• Disposed of the old drywall and installed new drywall, got rid of the so-call “mushiness”
• Repaired the subfloor and floor with new materials
• Repaired the cabinets
• Replaced the cabinets in the wall, repainted the kitchen
• Cleaned and disinfected the area

When we finished, we had made the damage “Like it never even happened.”

North Eugene/NW Lane County

541-799-0090