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The Institute of Inspection, Cleaning, and Restoration Certification (IICRC) is a certification and standard-setting non-profit organization for the inspection, cleaning, and restoration industries. With a board of directors comprised of 15 industry leaders elected by the IICRC shareholders, the IICRC functions in over twenty-five countries to protect the interests of both consumers and professionals. When you hire an IICRC-certified company, you can count on a professional contractor committed to doing the job the right way the first time.
A company that wishes to be IICRC certified must go through a rigorous application process and meet certain standards to ensure they’re both trustworthy and reliable. A company with an IICRC certification is a company you can trust.
Insurance: Certified companies are required to show proof of insurance, which protects both the customer and the company.Continuous coverage is required, and the company must provide documentation of this coverage when asked.
Employee Training: Continuous training and support are required for all employees to gain and maintain their certifications, which ensures all member companies offer the best service possible.
Code of Ethics: The IICRC has a strict set of codes set forth by which all members must abide.Called ANSI or IICRC standards, these codes set the standard of care for the entire industry.
Customer Complaints: The IICRC is dedicated to customer support and satisfaction.Because of this, certified companies are required to have a well-maintained, written customer complaint policy that includes documented follow-up for all complaints.
The IICRC offers certifications for individual technicians as well as companies. Technicians are given industry-specific training that helps you, the customer, be confident that the people working in your home will maintain the utmost level of professionalism and care.
Standardized Training: All credentials offered by the IICRC are equivalent no matter where the training takes place, so you can trust that your technician has met the highest standard in the industry.
Continuous Learning: Continued education is required to maintain certifications.The restoration industry is continuously evolving, so it’s necessary to stay ahead with regular training.Some of the courses offered by the IICRC are:
IICRC certified companies are the preferred choice for insurance providers and property owners.When you choose and IICRC-certified company, you can rest easy knowing that both the company and its employees abide by rigorous standards and guidelines set in place to ensure the best care possible.
Most home insurance policies cover sudden and accidental water damage from burst pipes. Check your policy details for specific coverage.
Yes, a broken water heater can lead to a high electric bill. If it's not heating water efficiently, a broken water heater may consume more energy and increase your utility bill.
Yes, if you have a broken water heater, it can potentially lead to carbon monoxide leaks. If you suspect a carbon monoxide leak, call us for an emergency response.
While minor leaks can be fixed with DIY methods, it's advisable to consult a professional restoration company, like Accutech Restoration & Remodeling, for significant damage to ensure proper repair and prevent future issues.
Yes, mold can grow under tiles if there is constant moisture or water damage.
Yes, water can seep through grout lines if they are cracked or improperly sealed. You may contact us for help with water leaks and bathroom floor water damage.
Yes, Accutech Restoration & Remodeling offers expert guidance through the entire insurance claim process. Our team will assist you through the process to ensure you receive fair compensation for the damage. When Accutech technicians arrive on-site at your home or business, we will conduct a thorough inspection to assess the extent of the damage.
We document the damage with a plethora of photographic and videographic evidence and create detailed reports outlining the damage, what needs to be done, and the estimated cost. Our team will handle all communication with your insurance company, reducing the headache and hassle of you being the middleman. We'll submit all documentation, invoices, and payments directly to your insurer, ensuring everything aligns with your policy coverage. Accutech is here to advocate on your behalf if any disputes or discrepancies arise during the claim process.
In some cases, your insurance policy may not cover the damage, and our team will help you understand what is and is not covered, along with providing you with the steps you should take next.
Yes, we can remove mold from carpets affected by water damage. We use specialized cleaning techniques to prevent health risks.
Yes, we work with all major insurance companies and assist you throughout the claims process.
Homeowners' insurance typically covers water damage caused by a water heater leak or broken water heater, but it may not cover the cost of repairing or replacing the heater itself. You may contact us for help navigating your insurance claim.
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