Our water damage cleanup process is meticulously designed to address every aspect of water damage efficiently and effectively, securing the trust of countless customers over the years. Being IICRC certified, we adhere to the highest standards in the restoration industry, guaranteeing you receive nothing short of exceptional service. Our comprehensive process includes:

1. Assessment and Inspection:  Our team of experts is ready for immediate dispatch, ensuring a swift evaluation of the water damage to pinpoint the origin and extent, thus determining the requisite procedures for restoration.
2. Water Extraction: With state-of-the-art equipment, we quickly eliminate standing water, mitigating further damage and setting the stage for a successful restoration.
3. Drying and Dehumidification:  Utilizing high-capacity fans and dehumidifiers, we ensure thorough drying of the affected area, preventing the risk of mold proliferation.
4. Cleaning and Sanitizing: Our approach encompasses thoroughly cleaning and disinfecting surfaces to reinstall a safe, hygienic environment for you and your loved ones.
5. Repairs and Restoration: Entrust our skilled technicians with the repair and restoration of structural damages, essentially turning back time to reinstate your property to its pre-damage glory.
6. Final Inspection: A conclusive inspection is conducted to affirm the comprehensive remediation of all damages and the restoration of a secure living space.
7. Documentation and Communication: We provide thorough documentation for insurance claims, advocating for your maximum benefit while maintaining clear and transparent communication with both you and your insurance provider throughout the process.

First Call Restoration stands as a full-service water damage contractor in Newark, equipped to offer a full suite of restoration services tailored to meet any challenge head-on. From initial water extraction to the final touches of restoration, we deliver comprehensive solutions to restore your peace of mind and the safety of your property, including:

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

Trust in our expertise and commitment to reviving your space, making First Call Restoration the primary choice for all your water damage restoration needs in Newark, CA.

Navigating the complexities of homeowner's insurance in relation to water damage can be perplexing. At First Call Restoration, we understand the critical questions surrounding coverage and are here to offer clarity and support throughout the claims process. To ensure a smooth restoration experience, it's essential to distinguish the scenarios that are typically covered by insurance from those that are not.

Homeowner's insurance will cover water damage if:

• Sudden & Accidental:  Instances of water damage that are sudden and accidental, such as a burst pipe or a malfunctioning appliance, generally fall under coverage.
• Storm Damage:  Damage resulting from wind, hail, lightning, or frozen plumbing is typically covered, as these are factors beyond a homeowner's control.
• Vandalism: In the unfortunate event that your home is intentionally flooded as an act of vandalism, the resulting water damage is usually covered.
• Fire Extinguishing: Should your home incur water damage from the efforts of firefighters extinguishing a fire, this type of damage is normally covered.

Conversely, homeowner's insurance will not cover water damage if:

• Property Neglect or Poor Maintenance: Damage arising from a lack of maintenance, such as ignoring a known leak, is unlikely to be covered.
• Floods: Natural floods from overflowing rivers, heavy rain, or storm surges are not included under standard homeowners insurance policies. Separate flood insurance is required for these events.
• Sewer Backups: Water or sewage backing up through sewers or drains does not fall under standard homeowners insurance unless an additional policy or endorsement is secured.
• Ground Seepage: Water infiltration into your home from the ground is typically not covered.