Premier Restoration & Construction

Fire damage cleanup & repair is a service that removes fire and smoke damage, secures the site, cleans soot and odors, and restores damaged structure, wiring, and finishes to return your property to safe, livable condition.

Flood cleanup is the process of removing water, drying and sanitizing a flooded area, and repairing damage to homes or buildings. It includes pumping out water, removing damaged belongings, cleaning surfaces, and preventing mold with proper drying and disinfection.

Flood restoration is the process of cleaning up water damage after flooding, removing water, drying the area, treating for mold, and repairing materials to prevent further issues, returning a home or building to its normal, safe condition.

Flooring is the service of choosing, supplying, and installing floor coverings like wood, tile, carpet, or laminate to improve the look and durability of rooms, including preparation, fitting, finishing, and cleanup.

Mold cleaning removes mold growth from surfaces to improve air quality and prevent damage. It involves inspecting areas, containing spores, cleaning or replacing affected materials, and using cleaners or biocides safely to prevent recurrence.

Mold damage restoration is the process of removing mold growth after water damage, cleaning affected areas, drying and dehumidifying, repairing materials, and treating surfaces to prevent future mold, restoring safety and air quality in the space.

Mold inspection is a professional check of a building to find mold growth, moisture, and sources of dampness. It involves visual surveys, moisture testing, possibly air samples, and a report with findings and recommendations to fix problems.

Mold mitigation is the process of removing mold and preventing its return after water damage. It involves assessing the area, containing it, cleaning and drying surfaces, repairing moisture sources, and treating affected materials safely to protect health and property.

Mold remediation is cleaning up and removing mold growth from buildings, stopping moisture sources, and restoring air quality. It involves identifying moisture, containing the area, removing affected materials, cleaning surfaces, and preventing future mold.

Painting is creating art or color on surfaces like canvas or walls using materials such as brushes, rollers, or spray. It involves choosing colors, preparing the surface, applying coats, and sometimes finishing with details or protective coating.

Roofing is the service of installing, repairing, or replacing the roof of a building. It involves inspecting for leaks, choosing materials (like shingles or metal), repairing damage, and ensuring a watertight, durable roof that protects the structure from weather.

Sewage cleanup is the process of safely removing sewage and contaminated water from a damaged area, cleaning and sanitizing surfaces, disposing of waste properly, and restoring plumbing and safety measures to prevent health risks.

Soot removal is a cleaning service that safely removes soot and smoke residue from surfaces after a fire, using specialized tools and cleaning agents to restore cleanliness and improve air quality without damaging materials.

Water damage-related cleanup & repair is a service that removes water, dries and sanitizes affected areas, and fixes damaged structures and belongings, including identifying moisture, preventing mold, and restoring rooms to their original condition.

Water damage-related mold removal is a service that cleans and removes mold growth caused by water intrusion, dries and dehumidifies the area, repairs moisture sources, and ensures surfaces are safe and mold-free through cleanup, sanitation, and prevention steps.

Water damage-related pest control is a service that treats pests that thrive after water damage, and may include water removal, drying, mold prevention, and targeted insect or rodent control to restore a safe, pest-free, and dry living or work area.

Water removal is the process of quickly getting rid of unwanted water from a space or object, using pumps, wet vacuums, or absorbent materials. It involves identifying the water source, stopping more water, drying surfaces, and monitoring for moisture and damage.