Claude Brown's Restoration

Fire damage cleanup & repair is the process of safely removing smoke, soot, and water, assessing damage, and restoring a home or business. It involves securing the site, cleaning surfaces, decontaminating, drying, repairing structure, and returning spaces to normal use.

Flood cleanup is a cleaning service that removes water, dries and dehumidifies spaces, and sanitizes surfaces after flooding to prevent damage, mold, and odors. It includes pumping out water, drying walls and floors, and treating affected areas.

Flood restoration is a service that assesses and repairs water-damaged homes, removes water, dries and sanitizes affected areas, and restores structure and belongings to their pre-flood condition, preventing mold and further damage.

Flooring is the service of installing or replacing the surfaces on a building’s floors, such as wood, vinyl, tile, or carpet. It involves measuring, removing old flooring, preparing the subfloor, laying and securing new material, and finishing for durability and look.

Mold cleaning is the process of removing mold growth from surfaces to improve air quality and prevent damage. It involves inspecting, isolating the area, cleaning or replacing affected materials, and applying treatment to kill spores and prevent re-growth.

Mold damage restoration is the process of cleaning up and fixing areas harmed by mold growth after water leaks or moisture. It involves inspecting, removing mold, drying the area, cleaning affected items, and preventing future moisture to keep spaces safe and healthy.

Mold inspection is a professional check of your home to see if mold is present, where it grows, and what caused it. It involves visual checks, moisture tests, and sometimes air sampling to identify risks and guide remediation.

Mold mitigation is the process of removing and preventing mold growth in a building. It involves identifying moisture problems, containing affected areas, cleaning and treating surfaces, and fixing sources of moisture to stop the mold from returning.

Mold remediation is the process of removing mold from indoor spaces and fixing moisture problems that cause it, including inspecting the area, safely containing and cleaning affected surfaces, removing contaminated materials, and restoring the space to a healthy condition.

Painting is the practice of applying color, usually with brushes or rollers, to a surface to create art, decorate, or protect objects. It involves choosing colors, planning a design, preparing the surface, and layering paint to form images or textures.

Plumbing is fixing and maintaining water systems in homes and buildings, including pipes, drains, toilets, faucets, and water heaters. It involves installing, repairing leaks, clearing clogs, and ensuring safe, efficient water flow and drainage.

Remodeling is updating or changing the layout, structure, or appearance of a space to improve function and style, often involving plans, selecting materials, and construction work like new walls, floors, fixtures, or rooms to fit your needs.

Roofing is the service of repairing or replacing a building's roof to keep it dry and protected. It involves inspecting for damage, selecting materials, installing or fixing shingles, metal, or tiles, and ensuring proper sealing and drainage.

Sewage cleanup is a service that removes wastewater and contaminated materials after a sewage spill, cleaning and sanitizing affected areas, fixing damaged plumbing, and ensuring safe, sanitary conditions to prevent health risks.

Water damage-related cleanup & repair is a service that removes excess water, dries and sanitizes affected areas, and repairs damaged structures and belongings, including assessing damage, preventing mold, and restoring rooms to their pre-loss condition.

Water damage-related mold removal is cleaning and repairing areas affected by moisture to stop mold growth, dry and sanitize surfaces, remove moldy materials, and restore the space to a safe, dry condition.

Water damage-related pest control is a service that assesses and repairs areas affected by excess moisture or flooding and safely eliminates pests that thrive in damp conditions, often preventing mold and further damage while restoring the area.

Water removal is the process of taking excess water out of a space or item after a spill, leak, or flood. It involves drying surfaces, extracting water, and using pumps or vacuums to prevent damage and mold, then assessing safety and moisture levels.