Emergency cleanup for water, fire, flooded basements, mold, sewage and storms — every loss runs through the same discipline: stabilize fast, document everything, dry and clean to standard, then rebuild. One crew, one claim file, one number to call.
Split a loss across an emergency crew, a cleaning company, and a contractor, and things fall between them — scope gaps, schedule gaps, and three versions of the story for your adjuster. We built the company so nothing gets handed off.
Fast on purpose
Dispatch runs 24/7 and crews carry extraction and drying equipment on the truck. The first visit stabilizes the loss, not just quotes it.
Documented to standard
Photos, moisture maps, daily drying logs, and scopes written the way adjusters read them. Claims move when the file is complete.
Finished properly
The rebuild is ours too — insulation to final paint. One warranty covers the whole job, and one call reaches the people who did it.
From our work
How these jobs usually go
Each summary combines details from many similar jobs we have done. They describe our real work, not one specific property, and leave out homeowner details for privacy.
Sewer backup in finished North York basements after a major Toronto flood
During a major Toronto flood, sewers backed up into finished basements across North York. Sewer water is contaminated, so anything porous it soaks is treated as unsalvageable.
•Extracted the standing water and removed the soaked flooring and drywall
•Cleaned and disinfected the exposed framing and concrete
•Checked framing and slab with moisture meters until they read dry
•Installed new drywall and flooring
Basements rebuilt with new walls and floors, documented for the insurance claim.
