Contents Restoration
Bringing Your Belongings Back
When your home or business is damaged, it's not just the structure that's affected. We clean, restore, and return as much of your furniture, electronics, and personal belongings as possible, so less of what you own ends up on a total-loss list.
Contents cleaning and restoration
Why it matters
Damaged items left untreated keep deteriorating. Soot etches surfaces, moisture invites mold, and odor sets into porous materials the longer it sits. Fast, professional restoration saves items that would otherwise be written off as a total loss, which is better for you and keeps the claim smaller.
What’s included
Everything in the scope
Furniture and upholstery
Cleaning and repair for water, smoke, or mold-affected pieces
Soft goods and textiles
Clothing, linens, drapes, and rugs, professionally laundered
Electronics
Assessed and cleaned where salvageable
Personal and sentimental items
Photos, documents, and keepsakes handled with extra care
Deodorizing
Removing smoke, mold, or water odor at the source rather than masking it
Process
How restoration works
Assessment
We inspect each item and determine what can be restored and what should be documented as non-salvageable.
Cleaning and restoration
Each material gets the appropriate method: dry cleaning, wet cleaning, spray-and-wipe, foam, or immersion.
Documentation
Every item is photographed and logged for your insurance claim.
Return
Restored items come back once your space is ready.
Insurance
Working with your claim
Most homeowners and commercial policies cover contents restoration when the damage results from a covered peril such as water, fire, or storm. We document each item with photos and cleaning records for your adjuster.
Your policy determines coverage. We don't make coverage decisions or waive your deductible.
Questions
Common questions
What items can actually be saved after water or fire damage?
More than most people expect. Furniture, electronics, textiles, and even some documents and photos can often be cleaned and restored using specialized techniques. A professional assessment is the only way to know for certain before writing something off.
How long does contents restoration take?
It depends on the volume and type of items. A single room might take a few days. A full household takes longer, especially when extensive smoke or mold treatment is needed.
Will insurance pay for this?
In most cases yes, when the damage comes from a covered peril. We provide the documentation your adjuster needs to process the claim.
Dispatch
Find your branch
Every market runs its own crew and answers its own phone. Call the one nearest the loss.