Frequently Asked Questions

If not properly cleaned and dried, water-damaged areas can develop musty odors. Professionals use ozone treatments and air scrubbers to eliminate lingering smells and ensure your property smells fresh again.

Minor water damage might be handled DIY, but professional restoration is recommended for major damage to prevent further complications like mould, structural damage, and electrical hazards.

Yes, restoration can include preventive measures like reinforcing structures, sealing leaks, and ensuring proper drainage, which can help minimize damage from future storms.

To prevent mould growth, control moisture levels, fix leaks promptly, improve ventilation, and use dehumidifiers in damp areas. Regularly cleaning and inspecting your property will also help prevent recurring issues.

Many furniture items can be restored with professional cleaning and drying, depending on the extent of the water damage. However, if the furniture has absorbed a lot of water or been affected by mould, replacement may be necessary.