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You are doing the right thing. You are staying "Safer At Home." But then the unexpected happens. Your pipe bursts and causes a flood. Your attempts at yet another home-cooked meal results in a small kitchen fire. 

Whatever your emergency or situation, please know that we are still here for you. As an essential business to the community, our team remains on call and ready to help you out and get your life back to normal – or as close to normal as can be during quarantine.

Don't wait to call – The damage will only get worse. Water damage will lead to mold growth and structural issues. The aftermath of a fire leaves residue that can permanently stain and mar the surfaces in your home, not to mention any structural damage caused by the fire itself. 

We are taking extra precautions to keep you and our team safe:

  • We will be wearing the appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) whenever we are in your house.
  • Any employee showing signs of illness stays home and away from jobsites.
  • By meticulously cleaning our gear and equipment, and by changing our PPE after each job, we prevent any potential cross contamination of pathogens.

Don't wait until after the "Safer At Home" guidelines are lifted to get your property restored from water or fire damage. Our certified technicians are available NOW, as always, to help you.

Contact us today to let us know about your restoration needs. We're here, 24/7, to answer your call. 

Frequently Asked Questions


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.

How can carbon monoxide come from a water heater?

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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