Commercial Water Damage Restoration

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Common Water Damage Scenarios

Water damage can have many sources, from sewage backups to natural disasters. Regardless of the source, the Jenkins Restorations team can handle any size disaster.

Sewage backups
Pipe breaks or Plumbing Leaks
Overflowing toilets and sinks
Roof leaks
Flooding and storm damage from rain and wind
Leaking appliances such as water heaters or dishwashers
Flooding from firefighting efforts

Commercial Water Damage Service

Jenkins has certified IICRC Water Restoration Technicians available for emergency water damage service and commercial water damage restoration.

It’s important to take immediate steps after water damage to prevent further property loss and additional repair costs.

It doesn’t matter if it’s:

a roof leak repair
a burst pipe
a leaking water heater
an issue with toilet and sewer systems

Even small amounts of water can spread quickly and damage your appliances, desks and cubicles, ceiling tiles, etc. All in just minutes.

The longer water remains on your property, the more problems you could face. If you don’t immediately perform water extraction to remove standing water, moisture can actually cause structural damage, and even result in mold growth.

Water damage can also have a significant impact on hardwood flooring, where it can quickly seep in-between the floor boards. The untreated areas of those boards will absorb water and expand.

This is why it’s critical, once you stop the leak from the water source itself, to begin the process of Water Mitigation to reduce or prevent the amount of water damage that happens afterwards.

We also understand that every hour your business is closed, you also risk losing clients and revenue. That’s why we are on call 24/7, and can minimize interruptions while we work to get your business back up and running as quickly as possible.

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The Water Damage Restoration Process

When it comes to your business, you don’t want to take any risks. You want water damage contractors that clean up water damage for a living. Our commercial water damage restoration process is designed to quickly mitigate the damage, restore your property, and handle all of the necessary water removal services. The basic steps include:

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The first step is contact and emergency dispatch from a company like Jenkins Restorations, who can be on scene quickly. Our call center team is available for you 24/7 so we’re available whenever you need us.

Water Damage Inspection

One of our highly-qualified team members will come take a look at the damage. At this point, we will begin working directly with your insurance company to handle logistics.

Water Mitigation

The water mitigation process begins almost immediately. We will first stop the water source and ensure that any undamaged possessions are protected from damage.

Water Extraction

Water will be extracted from your building. Our team uses industry-standard equipment to ensure that there is no water hidden in carpets, furniture, walls, and ceilings.

Cleanup & Repair

Instead of replacing all water damaged items, our goal is to restore them back to their former glory. At this stage, our team will also do any repairs to your business as well as take steps to remove and prevent mold growth.

Structural Drying

After all obvious water has been removed, the team will use and monitor humidity to remove the last of the moisture. This will prevent secondary water damage such as warped floors and walls.

Restoration & Remodeling

At this stage, our GC-Repairs team will handle any final repairs to the building, major and minor. This is the last step to getting your business back up and running again!

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Emergency Water Damage Cleanup

We will work with you to implement an Emergency Action Plan, covering everything from water extraction to de-humidification. Your documented plan will include:

On-site training
Communication planning
An evacuation plan and protocol

When you become a preferred customer with our Emergency Response Agreement, your business will be our first priority in the event of disaster.

Our agreement includes preferred pricing as well as preferential response to get your business back up and running, minimizing your down time. As soon our team arrives on site, they work quickly to begin water removal services.We communicate with all third parties including, adjusters, insurance carriers, and inspectors.

You can rest assured that the our commercial water damage restoration team will offer you and your business professional service.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is water damage restoration?

When a building has been damaged by water, be it from a storm or flood, water damage restoration is the process of cleaning up the water and repairing the damage to get it back to the condition it was in prior to the incident.

How much for water damage restoration?

The price can really vary depending on the size of the size of the structure, the extent of the damage, and the time required to complete the work. A free estimate is given prior to each job.

How long does it take to dry out water damage?

The length of drying time depends on how much of the building is affected and what building materials are affected. Jenkins Restorations sets a drying target of 3 days, but drying time can last shorter and longer depending on what is being dried.

Does a water leak always cause mold?

A water leak does not always cause mold. It is our priority at Jenkins Restorations to respond to a water loss as soon as possible. The sooner a water loss is dried, the better chance you have to avoid mold growth.

Is water damage an emergency?

The sooner you address your water damage, the better. Addressing quickly can help avoid secondary damages like water spreading to other areas of your building, microbial growth, wood rot, swelling, etc.

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