About Us

Yes! We’re here to make sure you get what you deserve. Our experienced team will guide you through the insurance claim process, advocating for your needs and maximizing coverage.

No, we do not offer financing options. However, we are committed to providing transparent estimates for our services and will work with your insurance to request approval on the price. We are committed to high-quality restoration work and will assist you in navigating the insurance process.

Water wreaks havoc on homes, causing sagging, wood deterioration, and permanent damage to fabrics like carpets and furniture. It can pose electrical hazards, leading to fires, shocks, and damage to electronics.

While you can address some damage, extensive flooding demands professional intervention to prevent and repair major issues. Water seeps into floors and walls, fostering mold, mildew, and structural decay. Immediate action, especially for sewage backups, is crucial for safety.

A reputable water damage restoration company responds swiftly, equipped with certified specialists, state-licensed contractors, and cutting-edge drying equipment. They employ science-backed techniques to efficiently counter damage, ensuring minimal tear-out and a seamless restoration process. Their expertise, rapid response, and collaboration with your insurance make the process efficient.

In most cases, no. Insurance policies usually require immediate action to prevent further damage. Swiftly stopping the water source, contacting your insurance, and reaching out to a restoration company like Best Cleanup are crucial steps.

Halt the water source, contact your insurance for coverage verification, and initiate a claim. Reach out to a professional water damage restoration company like Best Cleanup, capturing the damage with detailed photos after it’s deemed safe to enter.

The duration varies based on the damage extent, affected area size, presence of mold or contaminants, and the efficiency of the restoration process.

The cost depends on damage severity, affected area size, water damage class, home location, and labor costs.

It depends on the extent of the damage. For minor damage, staying may be possible. For extensive damage, temporary relocation might be necessary, especially in cases of sewage backups which pose an immediate health hazard. Avoid contact and call a restoration company immediately.