At First Call Restoration, our water damage cleanup process stands apart thanks to our meticulous approach and unwavering commitment to restoring your property to its former glory. Leveraging our IICRC certification and comprehensive expertise, we follow a detailed and efficient cleanup protocol:

1. Assessment and Inspection:  Our emergency response team is operational 24/7, arriving at your property promptly to evaluate the extent of water damage and devising a tailored action plan.
2. Water Extraction: Utilizing advanced extraction equipment, we remove standing water swiftly, mitigating further property damage.
3. Drying and Dehumidification: Employment of industrial-grade fans and dehumidifiers ensures thorough drying of the premises, staving off potential mold infestations.
4. Cleaning and Sanitizing: We meticulously clean and sanitize affected surfaces to uphold health standards and prevent bacterial spread.
5. Repairs and Restoration: Leveraging our skilled technicians, we meticulously repair structural damages, reverting your property to its pre-damage condition.
6. Final Inspection: A comprehensive inspection confirms that all issues have been resolved, guaranteeing your property's security and habitability.
7. Documentation and Communication: We provide detailed reports for insurance claims, facilitating a smoother claim process while maintaining open communication with you and your insurer throughout the ordeal.

First Call Restoration, a leading full-service water damage contractor in Fremont, is your go-to for an exhaustive range of restoration services. Our proficient team is equipped to handle:

• Water Damage Restoration
• Flood Damage Cleanup
• Water Extraction
• Sewage Cleanup
• Structural Drying
• Dehumidification
• Thermal Imaging
• Leak Detection
• Emergency Water Damage Cleanup

Navigating the intricacies of  homeowner's insurance  in the context of water damage requires a thorough understanding of what your policy covers. At First Call Restoration, we are committed to providing clarity and support as you assess the extent of your coverage. In our experience, understanding the specifics of your insurance policy is crucial in facilitating a smooth restoration process.

Homeowner's insurance will generally cover water damage in the following circumstances:

• Sudden & Accidental:  Events such as a burst pipe or a malfunctioning appliance typically fall under the purview of most insurance policies.
• Storm Damage: Damage caused by wind, hail, lightning, or frozen plumbing is often covered because these are external factors beyond a homeowner's control.
• Vandalism: If your property is intentionally flooded as an act of vandalism, this kind of water damage is usually covered.
• Fire Extinguishing: Water damage incurred while extinguishing a fire is often acknowledged and covered by insurance policies.

Conversely, homeowner's insurance tends not to cover water damage in the following scenarios:

• Property Neglect or Poor Maintenance:  Damage resulting from an ignored maintenance issue, like an unaddressed leak, is unlikely to be covered.
• Floods: Natural floods resulting from overflowing rivers, storm surges, or heavy rain usually require separate flood insurance, as they are not covered under standard policies.
• Sewer Backups: Damage from water or sewage backing up through sewers or drains may not be protected unless you have acquired a specific endorsement or additional policy.
• Ground Seepage: Water that seeps into a property from the ground is not typically covered by homeowner's insurance policies.