The Cutting Edge Contractors, inc

Fire damage cleanup & repair is a service that cleans soot, smoke and water from a fire, removes damaged materials, and restores safety and structure by cleaning, deodorizing, repairing, and replacing parts of a home or building.

Flood cleanup is a service that removes water, dries and sanitizes affected areas, and fixes damage caused by flooding, including cleaning mud, replacing damaged insulation or flooring, and restoring your home or business to a safe, dry condition.

Flood restoration is the process of cleaning up and recovering a space after flood damage, removing water, drying and dehumidifying, cleaning mud and debris, sanitizing, and repairing or restoring property and belongings to prevent mold and further damage.

Flooring is the service of choosing, fitting, and finishing floor surfaces like wood, tile, or carpet to create a durable, attractive base in homes or businesses. It includes measuring, removing old flooring, installing, and finishing edges and transitions.

Landscape and Tree Trimming is a service that shapes and removes overgrown branches, trims hedges, and tidies yards to improve appearance and health of plants, prevent hazards, and keep outdoor spaces neat.

Mold cleaning is a service that removes mold growth from indoor spaces and prevents it from returning, usually by safely cleaning surfaces, disinfecting affected areas, and addressing moisture sources to keep rooms dry.

Mold damage restoration is cleaning up and repairing spaces affected by mold growth after water leaks or humidity. It involves removing mold, drying and dehumidifying, cleaning surfaces, sanitizing, repairing damaged materials, and preventing future mold growth.

A mold inspection checks for visible mold and signs of moisture problems in a building. A technician visits, looks for mold growth, tests air and surface samples if needed, and suggests fixes to prevent recurrence and improve indoor air quality.

Mold mitigation is cleaning up and removing mold growth in a home after moisture problems, stopping further moisture, cleaning affected areas, drying out spaces, and using protective gear and sometimes attic, wall, or HVAC remediation to prevent return.

Mold remediation is the process of removing mold from your home and fixing the moisture that caused it. It involves inspecting, containing the area, cleaning or replacing affected materials, drying surfaces, and preventing future growth.

Painting is the process of applying color to surfaces like walls, canvases, or objects to decorate, protect, or express ideas. It involves selecting paints, choosing tools, preparing the surface, applying layers, and finishing with details or a sealant.

Plumbing is the service of installing, maintaining, and repairing pipes, fixtures, and systems that move water and waste in buildings. It involves fixing leaks, unclogging drains, and ensuring proper water pressure and safe drainage.

Remodeling is updating or changing a home’s interior or structure to improve layout, function, and style. It involves planning, selecting materials, and renovating rooms, kitchens, bathrooms, or exteriors to meet new needs or tastes, often with tradespeople.

Sewage cleanup is the process of safely removing and cleaning up wastewater and solid waste from drains, sewage backups, or spills, using protective gear, specialized equipment, disinfection, and proper disposal to prevent health hazards and contamination.

Water damage-related cleanup & repair is a service that quickly removes water, dries out surfaces, sanitizes affected areas, and fixes structural and cosmetic damage to restore a home or business after leaks, floods, or plumbing failures.

Water damage-related mold removal is the process of cleaning and removing mold growth caused by water intrusion, drying the area, treating surfaces to prevent mold return, and restoring your home to a safe, dry condition.

Water removal is the process of getting water out from places where it shouldn’t be, such as flooded rooms or damp buildings. It involves pumping or suctioning water, drying surfaces, and sometimes using dehumidifiers to prevent damage and mold growth.