RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL DISASTER RESTORATION SERVICES

ServiceMaster Restore of Victoria has been serving disaster restoration needs in Victoria and area for over thirty years. Serving Greater Victoria, Colwood, Langford, Sooke, Brentwood Bay, Sidney,  Shawnigan Lake, and Duncan. We are on call 24/7 365 days a year with a live answering service to respond to your needs.

ServiceMaster Restore of Victoria specializes in fire and flood remediation and repair. Using the latest drying psychometrics and equipment, we can return your home or business to a pre-loss condition certified dry. We employ IICRC Clean Trust certified staff that have specialized training in fire and flood remediation.

ServiceMaster Restore of Victoria employs staff that are trained to remediate mould and asbestos in the residential and commercial market. We provide testing and quotes to remove both asbestos containing materials and mould affected materials.

We understand that a loss at your home or business can be devastating and we understand that you want nothing more than to get your home or business to pre-loss condition. Every staff member at ServiceMaster Restore of Victoria endeavours to meet these expectations with every task we perform.

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WATER AND FLOOD DAMAGE

ServiceMaster of Victoria is on call 24/7/365 to provide you with reliable and professional water damage restoration services, using the most advanced technologies and products available.

FIRE AND SMOKE DAMAGE

Trust ServiceMaster of Victoria when your property has been damaged by fire and smoke. We use the most up-to-date technology, equipment and processes in our fire damage restoration procedures.

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At ServiceMaster of Victoria, we have many years of experience and expertise providing sensitive, prompt and professional trauma site and biohazard cleanup services. Contact us 24/7/365.

Mould Remediation Services

Renovations and general maintenance can uncover quite a few unexpected issues, mould being one of the most common. Aside from being unsightly, mould can cause structural problems and health issues, including chronic asthma in children who are exposed. Large scale mould remediation is difficult because of airborne spores which require specialized equipment to remove. The technicians at ServiceMaster Restore are mould experts, specially trained in mould removal and mould cleanup. We have the experience, the training and the equipment to safely remove mould from your home. Call ServiceMaster Restore to get rid of your mould problem today.

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COMMERCIAL WATER DAMAGE FACTS

Water damage to a commercial property can devastate a business in any sector. Commercial property is typically the largest asset for many business owners, therefore, the costly and time-consuming recovery from commercial water damage can result in major interruption of business operations and loss of revenue.

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TOP REASONS TO MAKE A HOME INVENTORY LIST

If all the personal belongings in your home were stolen or destroyed as the result of theft or disaster, would you be able to list them by memory? Most people would not likely be able to remember everything. Taking the time to document your personal possessions before an unexpected loss-event happens can help ensure you will be able to fully recover or replace them after.

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The Most Expensive Natural Disasters in Canada

According to the Insurance Bureau of Canada, the 10 most expensive natural disasters in Canada (adjusted for inflation in 2021) were:

 

1. Fort McMurray wildfires (2016): $4 billion 

2. Eastern ice storm (1998): $2.3 billion 

3. Southern Alberta floods (2013): $1.8 billion 

4. Alberta hailstorm (2020): $1.2 billion 

5. Toronto flood (2013): $1 billion 

6. Ontario-Quebec windstorm (2022): $1 billion 

7. Hurricane Fiona (2022): $800 million 

8. Toronto Flood (2005): $780 million 

9. Ontario windstorm (2018): $695 million 

10. British Columbia flood (2021): $675 million

 

This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 19, 2022.

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