Choosing a Qualified Restoration Company
Certifications
Restoration companies don’t legally require licensing in states such as Colorado, which means its up to customers to do their own research to find someone experienced in water damage restoration.
Companies who are performing these service should have the following certifications from the Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC).
IICRC WRT (Water Damage Restoration)
IICRC ASD (Applied Structural Drying)
IICRC HST (Health & Safety)
IICRC AMRT (Applied Microbial Remediation)
These certifications are considered industry standard. Pure Restore takes pride in achieving these certifications, and we are passionate about understanding the science behind restoration.
If you select Pure Restore as your restoration contractor, we are available around the clock to answer your questions and concerns.
Customer Service
Another key component to selecting a qualified contractor is making sure that they have a full office staff that is available for you 24/7/365. Having an administrative team that can tackle the depth and complexity of insurance claims is essential.
By picking a highly professional restoration contractor such as Pure Restore, you are able to contact office staff at a moment’s notice. Our goal is to keep projects moving, and that includes estimates, claims management, and more.
Our customer service and administrative team is based in Colorado, and we don’t have a corporate office somewhere in the distance. Pure Restore is a highly experienced restoration company that was created to help Colorado homeowners and businesses with disasters. We take pride in being highly educated when it comes to the world of restoration.
Reviews
No two projects are the same, and a company’s reviews can say a lot about their performance on various sizes of restoration jobs! Check the reviews of a restoration company before you move forward with them.