Commercial Water Damage Restoration

Properties these calls cover

Offices, retail space, restaurants, apartment buildings, condos, rental homes, warehouses, schools and medical or senior living facilities. Larger or more complex buildings may need a crew with experience in commercial equipment and documentation.

What makes commercial jobs different

• Multiple tenants, units or floors can be affected at once
• Water can travel through ceilings and shafts to places far from the source
• Business interruption and tenant notices are part of the schedule
• Property managers, landlords, owners and insurers often all need records
• Large equipment may be needed to dry open spaces or slab floors

Information that helps when you call

Tell us the type of property, whether you own or lease, how many units or rooms are affected, where the water came from and whether it is still flowing. If a property manager, landlord or HOA is involved, say so. Having the insurance carrier and claim number ready speeds things up.

Keep your records together

Daily moisture logs, photos, equipment lists and invoices support both the insurance claim and any dispute with a landlord or tenant. Ask the company what documentation it provides.

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