Flood and Storm Damage Cleanup

Gforce Restoration: Experts at Flood and Storm Damage Cleanup

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Gforce Restoration is available 24 hours a day, every day, and will dispatch technicians within an hour for emergencies related to floods and storms. 

Why Select Gforce Restoration for Flood and Storm Damage Cleanup

Gforce Restoration specializes in repairing and restoring commercial properties that have been damaged by floods, storms and other emergencies. We understand the importance of minimizing downtime and getting businesses back up and running as quickly as possible

Services we can provide for flood and storm emergencies include:

The type of services we provide vary by situation, but typically involve the following:

Detailed cleanings are also available upon request

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Water Removal Timeframes

When a water emergency is incurred due to flooding, it typically takes anywhere between 1 and 3 hours to remove the water (depending on size and amount of water present).  

After water removal, dehumidification is essential to properly dry out the impacted areas to prevent mold growth, which can begin growing in less than 24 hours after water intrusion.  

To dehumidify and dry out an area completely, Gforce Restoration will place and monitor as many state of the art commercial dehumidifiers and air blowers as needed at your property – typically for two to four days. 

FAQs

How can I tell if floodwater is contaminated?

Floodwater can be contaminated if it comes from overflowing rivers, sewage backups, or storms. Signs include a foul smell, discoloration, and debris in the water. It’s best to assume floodwater is contaminated and take appropriate precautions.

Preventive measures include:

  • Ensuring proper drainage around your property
  • Installing sump pumps and backwater valves
  • Installing a water alarm in areas prone to flooding
  • Keeping gutters and downspouts clear of debris
  • Using flood-resistant materials in areas prone to flooding