Water extraction and structural drying, smoke and soot restoration, mold remediation, storm damage response, and full reconstruction through to final walkthrough. IICRC-certified technicians, insurance coordination, one team from mitigation through completion.
A dispatcher who runs restoration jobs reads every submission. Emergency? We are on the way inside our response window.
Restoration is the trade where the handoff between vendors goes wrong most often. Mitigation crews finish the drying, hand off to a general contractor for reconstruction, and something falls through the cracks — usually a wall that never quite gets put back right, or an insurance claim that stalls between the two invoices.
Servbon runs mitigation and reconstruction as one workflow, one project manager, one closeout. When our crews dry the space, our crews put it back together. The insurance adjuster deals with one company, not two.
Every mitigation follows IICRC standards. Every reconstruction is documented for your insurance claim. Emergency response is 24 hours, 365 days. When something happens overnight, you are not waiting until Monday morning.
Six real ticket types we see most weeks. Same dispatch process for all of them.
Pipe burst overnight, water throughout the office, need mitigation now.
Kitchen fire, smoke damage in the dining room, insurance adjuster tomorrow.
Roof leak went unnoticed for weeks, ceiling tiles are stained and there is mold above.
Storm blew a window out over the weekend, contents are soaked.
Sewage backup in the basement, need Cat 3 mitigation and full sanitization.
Insurance approved the claim but the mitigation company is stalling on reconstruction.
Water damage compounds every hour it sits. Mold begins growing inside 48 to 72 hours. Smoke damage becomes permanent when it settles into porous materials. Every hour of delay increases the ultimate restoration cost. Servbon responds 24 hours, every day, with mitigation crews that can start the same night.
Restoration insurance claims fail more often over documentation than over the work itself. Adjusters need moisture readings, photos, scope of loss documented in specific formats, and clear before-and-after records. Missing any of it stalls the claim.
Every Servbon mitigation follows IICRC standards. Moisture readings logged, drying equipment placement photographed, and scope documentation prepared in the format your carrier's adjuster expects. Reconstruction phase inherits the same records.
IICRC-certified technicians for water, fire, and mold
Moisture readings and drying logs per IICRC S500
Insurance adjuster coordination and Xactimate scoping
Chain-of-custody documentation for content pack-out
Same company that dries the space rebuilds the space. No handoff between vendors. No wall that never quite gets put back.
We work directly with adjusters from your carrier. Moisture readings, scope of loss, Xactimate estimates — all in the format your carrier expects.
Water, fire, and mold restoration all follow IICRC standards. Not a general handyman with a shop vac.
When contents need to leave the space to be cleaned, dried, or protected, we handle the pack-out, storage, and return. Chain of custody documented.
Every ticket follows the same four steps. Same dispatcher, same account, same closeout format.
24-hour dispatch, mitigation crew on site within our response window. Extraction and initial drying starts immediately.
Full scope of loss documented, moisture readings logged, adjuster coordination begins. Insurance claim starts on solid documentation.
IICRC-standard drying with monitored equipment. Daily readings until dry standard is met. Contents pack-out if needed.
Same team rebuilds the space to pre-loss condition. Final walkthrough, punch list, and closeout documentation for your insurance file.
Yes. We work directly with all major commercial carriers and their adjusters. Documentation is prepared in the format your carrier expects, including Xactimate estimates when required.
24 hours, 365 days. Mitigation crews are on site within our stated response window for your area. Same-day extraction in metro service hubs.
Mold remediation follows IICRC S520 standards. Containment, removal, air scrubbing, and clearance testing coordination. If your insurance requires third-party clearance, we coordinate it.
Yes. The same team that mitigates the loss handles reconstruction through to final walkthrough. Not a handoff between vendors.
Yes. For mold, asbestos, or other environmental concerns requiring third-party assessment, we coordinate directly with the hygienist your carrier or attorney selects.
Yes. Contents pack-out, off-site cleaning, storage, and return delivery. Chain of custody documented for insurance purposes.
Same trade, tuned to the industry. Click through to see how water, fire & storm restoration shows up in your kind of property.
Send the form or call dispatch. 24-hour response for water, fire, and storm emergencies. Insurance coordination from the first phone call.
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