Recent work
What the work actually looks like.
Restoration is a hard thing to buy, because the moment you need it you have no way to judge who is any good. So here are 107 photographs from five real jobs, in order, from the first walk-through to the finished room. No stock photography, no other company's work.
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Mold remediation across four rooms of a San Bernardino home
Containment, controlled demolition and remediation through the primary suite, hall bath and hallway closet, with the family’s belongings packed out first.
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Water damage from a hall bath supply line in Riverside
A leak behind the hall bath vanity that had travelled into the entry, hallway and family room. Traced, cut back, dried to verified readings, and rebuilt.
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Commercial water damage restoration in an Anaheim office suite
An occupied Anaheim office suite: contents packed out, flooring machine-stripped, walls flood cut, and every surface cleaned down before handover.
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A stairwell wall and loft ceiling dried out and rebuilt in Chino Hills
A two-story home with water in the exterior wall along the staircase and the ceiling above the loft. Opened up, contained, dried to verified readings, and rebuilt.
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Tracing water through a garage, hall closet and bathroom in Rancho Cucamonga
Water in the walls of a garage, a hall closet under the stairs and a bathroom. Inspection cuts to find it, containment in the garage, flood cuts to the plumbing, and readings.
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Why we publish these
Most restoration marketing shows a clean room and a smiling family. The middle of a restoration job does not look like that. It looks like sealed doorways, a bathroom cut back to the studs, and somebody's furniture wrapped up in a garage.
Showing that part is the point. If you are about to let a crew open up your walls, you should be able to see what that looks like first, and see that the company doing it works to a sequence rather than improvising.
Property emergency? We answer at 3 a.m.
One call brings a licensed restoration crew, not an answering service. Water out, structure dry, rebuild done.