Water Damage Restoration
Our focus is simple: Restoring your home to its original, comfortable condition.
Second to only fire, water is the most dangerous and destructive threat against your home. We understand how devastating flood water and leaking pipes can be. If you need an emergency water pump out, give us a call and we will be there within 60 minutes!

Group 247 Inc. will not complete a project until all water is removed and your property is completely moisture free. This is the only way to ensure that your water damage will not lead to dangerous mold later on.

Facing water damage? Let the professionals take care of it. We will thoroughly inspect your home or business, expertly examining each area to ensure we find every last drop of water. Prompt removal of all standing water with a water pump out is critical to reduce or eliminate structural damage, as well as to prevent further damage and mold.

After we remove any standing water, we dry the exterior and interiors of your home and all its valuables to thoroughly complete your water repair. We also prevent “secondary” moisture that can build up to damage your valuables. It’s critical to make sure no mold or mildew can grow due to this water damage.

We ensure any water damage repair job large or small is done right by using only top quality industry standard equipment and employing the most highly trained technicians. Water removal and immediate drying is critical to the preservation and safety of your home.

Experienced in water repair projects of all sizes, we provide expert water restoration services for single family homes, apartment complexes, multi-family properties and townhomes, as well as retail and commercial properties. From water damaged ceiling repairs to fixing drywall water damage, we got it covered.

With over 40 years experience, Group 247 is the only private restoration company with a Lifetime Warranty and boasts a 10% discount to seniors and the uninsured.

Water damage can strike your home without notice. A leaking pipe may burst and flood your basement while you’re on vacation. Your dishwasher may suddenly leak and spill water on your hardwood kitchen floor due to faulty maintenance. A spring storm may cause a leaking roof to give in, causing water damage to the structure of your home. There are many situations where water mitigation and water restoration services may be needed.
But what is the difference between water mitigation and water restoration? Fully understanding the water damage restoration process is important to help you see what is done by water damage restoration professionals and what you can expect when they’re at your home or property. Learn more about the differences between water mitigation and water restoration below.

WHAT IS WATER DAMAGE MITIGATION?

Water damage mitigation prevents further water damage from affecting your property and belongings. The water mitigation process involves using specialized equipment and techniques to minimize the amount of loss, such as:
• Removing damaged furniture and materials, including drywall and flooring.
• Cleaning and disinfecting salvageable materials.
• Ensuring the home’s structural stability.
• Extracting water and drying out the home with commercial-grade equipment.
• Protecting the integrity of the home by boarding up windows, applying tarps and taking other necessary precautions.
Water damage mitigation services aren’t designed to repair or replace damaged property, but to ensure the disaster doesn’t lead to further consequences. While the water mitigation process may prevent further damage, the service is often only a temporary solution.

WHAT IS WATER DAMAGE RESTORATION?
Water damage restoration is focused on repairing and restoring the water damage caused to a home or property. After the water mitigation process, many trained water damage restoration specialists will focus on reconstructing and rebuilding your home through a variety of applications. The water damage restoration process is intended to help homeowners recover from all damage. Although the steps a restoration company may take to restore each home will largely depend on the extent of the water damage, typical water damage restoration services often include the following:
• Replacing damaged walls and flooring.
• Eliminating mold.
• Repairing roof damage.
• Conducting humidity and moisture testing to ensure all issues have been resolved.
The main purpose of water damage restoration is to return the home to pre-loss conditions. Since repairs can’t be made until all water damage problems have been completely addressed, the water restoration process can’t begin until the water mitigation process has ended.

DIFFERENCES BETWEEN WATER RESTORATION AND WATER MITIGATION
Water mitigation services will always be performed first, followed by water restoration services as needed. Water mitigation services prevent further damage from happening and are focused on getting your property and belongings out of harm’s way. In comparison, water restoration services are done to repair the existing damage water caused to your property.
While water mitigation and water restoration services can be performed separately, most professional restoration companies will rely on both methods to restore a home after water damage.

COMMON MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT WATER RESTORATION AND MITIGATION
There are many misconceptions about water restoration and mitigation procedures. Here are three of the most common ones, as well as the truth behind them:

1. IT’S MORE COST-EFFECTIVE TO REPLACE THAN TO RESTORE.
In many cases, relying on a water restoration company to clean and salvage your home’s structure and materials actually costs less than completely replacing them. An experienced restoration company will understand which materials must be replaced and which ones are salvageable.

2. YOUR CARPETS AND WALLS WILL DRY ON THEIR OWN.
While carpets and drywall may dry on their own over time, the real issue is that moisture can hide underneath and behind these materials. Putting yourself and others at jeopardy of health issues resulting from mold exposure is not worth the risk. A professional restoration company can use advanced meters and sensors to measure the level of moisture that’s present and effectively reduce your risk of mold growth.

3. IT’S MORE COST-EFFECTIVE TO HANDLE THE WATER MITIGATION AND RESTORATION PROCESS ON YOUR OWN.
This may hold true in some cases, but a botched repair can actually cost you more money in the long run. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the task of cleaning up after a flood may be too difficult or dangerous for you to do alone.

CALL THE EXPERTS AT GROUP 247 INC. RESTORE TO DEAL WITH WATER DAMAGE ON YOUR PROPERTY
If you need help with water mitigation and restoration after an emergency, call the experts at Group 247. Our technicians are accessible 24/7