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Fire, Water, Smoke and Mold Restoration and Remediation
Utmost Renovations takes pride in our workmanship and
strives to maintain open and clear communications throughout the renovation
phase of your projects. This helps us maintain a mutual respect, stay
on schedule, complete your projects on time, and within your budget.
- Masonry restoration & historical preservation-includes tuck-pointing, brick
and stone replacement, patching masonry with Mimic (by Matrix) and Jahn
Mortars (by Cathedral Stone), chemical cleaning, waterproofing, caulking and
wet-sealing
- Concrete & concrete restoration
- Foundation repairs and below-grade waterproofing
- Steel erection, lintels/shelf-angles, supports
- Painting, coatings, traffic membranes
- Chimney rebuilding and repairs
- Roofing, commercial & residential
- Glass block and windows
- Framing, carpentry, drywall
- Kitchen, bath, and basement remodeling
- Room additions
- Tenant improvements & build-outs
- Carpet and all types of flooring
- Architectural and engineering services
- EIFS/stucco, new & repairs
- Fire, water, & smoke damage restoration
- Mold remediation (IICRC)
- LEEDS Certified
- Home Improvement Contractor (HIC) Licensed
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Fire, Water, Smoke and Mold Restoration and
Remediation
Water Restoration
When water damage occurs, such as a broken pipe, toilet overflow, or a
flooded basement, it may be very stressful. Concerns of how to handle
the problem and to minimize loss of valuable contents and building
materials can at times, be somewhat overwhelming.
In the past, you might call a carpet cleaning company to extract the
water and hope for the best. Today, however, technology has advanced in the area of water
restoration.
Utmost Renovations takes advantage of the latest technology, training
and equipment to return your home or business to a pre-loss state with the
least amount of material and labor cost. This technology is called
the "Rapid Structural Drying Process".
This technology uses temperature, humidity readings, large
dehumidifiers, air movement, constant monitoring, and detailed documentation to
rapidly dry the structure and contents. This is a scientific procedure. Not
simply water extraction and guesswork like the old days.
Utmost Renovations is an I.I.C.R.C. (Institute of Inspection Cleaning
and Restoration Certification) certified firm.
We are available 24 hours a day and 7 days a week for emergency
service calls.
Utmost Renovations will be there to put your mind at ease and return
you to a pre-loss state with prompt service, professional and well trained
technicians, and the latest training and technology in the field of
water restoration.
Mold Remediation
Mold has been, and will continue to be , a growing concern when it
comes to indoor air quality and how it relates to people and their health. The
media has taken these concerns to new heights by causing "heightened
awareness" when it comes to mold related issues.
We at Utmost Renovations are aware of these concerns and are ready and
able
to address them.
Utmost Renovations is an AMRT certified firm by the I.I.C.R.C.
(Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification) with the latest
training, technology, and equipment to address any situation where
microbial growth is present.
Mold related issues can be a serious health concern if they are not
properly addressed. Over exposure to mold spores in the air can be
harmful. One, most common health issue is respiratory problems, especially in
small, young children and elderly adults.
What can I do to prevent mold growth?
Here are some things you can do at home to help prevent microbial
growth in your home or place of business.
1. Inspect for leaks on a regular basis. Look for discolorations or
wet spots. Repair leaks promptly.
2. Check your foundation and basement walls for water penetration.
3. Promptly clean up spills, condensation and other sources of
moisture. Wet materials need to be dried quickly or they may need to be
replaced.
4. Keep humidity in the home, office or building low. Ventilate
kitchens and bathrooms by opening windows or using exhaust fans. Run the air
conditioner to remove excess moisture in the air. Vent clothes dryers
to the outdoors.
5. Maintain your home, office or building to prevent moisture
penetration. Keep on eye on roofs, gutters, downspouts and exterior grading.
All molds are not necessarily harmful, but certain types of mold have
been shown to have adverse health effects in susceptible persons. The most
common effects are allergic reactions, including skin irritation,
watery eyes, runny nose, coughing, sneezing, congestion, sore throat and
headache.
Don't take chances with the health of you and your loved ones or your
employees and coworkers. Call the professionals at Utmost Renovations
for a mold investigation or consultation on mold remediation.
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