Water Damage


Can come from numerous sources but no matter what the source a water intrusion can quickly become a serious problem if not addressed. WITHIN DAYS fungi and bacteria can begin to grow rapidly throughout the damaged area, bringing with it unpleasant odors. There are several steps taken to remove water from your property in the event of a flood, storm or other water-related disasters. We will have a certified technician identify and eliminate safety hazards in the damage are. Then our technicians will begin to extract water from the effected areas. Once extracted, specialty equipment is installed to dry all the wet areas as quickly and efficiently as possible to avoid growth of indoor molds and bacteria. Once the structure is dry our certified technicians will ensure all water and moisture is gone from the property with the use of moisture meters.

Mold Remediation


Mold is mainly dangerous to your health because it can cause anything from allergic reactions to serious illnesses. The mold remediation process begins with a certified technician arriving at the site to inspect the area. Proper equipment, clothing and respirators are needed in order to protect our technicians from potentially toxic molds. Once the mold area has been discovered the entire area will then be sealed off prior to opening the wall cavities. Our technicians then begin removing all the contents that may be infected and contents are then disposed of properly. Hidden mold infestation is among the many dangers of mold and is often times found behind wall cavities and under flooring

Fire & Smoke


Fire and smoke damage is said to be the most traumatizing experiences a home and/or business owner can ever experience. During the time of a fire, the damage caused to your home or business can be overpowering. You will need a professional, with experience to help restore your home and your mind. At Element Restoration we have trained certified technicians in fire and smoke removal on-call 24 hours a day to help when disaster strikes.

Asbestos Abatement

Asbestos is a mineral fiber that can only be positively identified with a special type of microscope, lab testing and chemical testing. There are several different types of asbestos fibers. Although most products used today do not contain asbestos, many homes built prior to 1980 contain asbestos in different types of building products and insulation materials.

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