ServiceMaster of the Valley has been providing restoration services for over 40 years. Our service area includes Mount Uniacke to Yarmouth to Chester and surrounding areas.
We offer one- stop restoration services available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. As a one-stop contractor, we coordinate and manage all work required to return a damaged property to pre-loss condition. This process is not only convenient for our customers but also provides for an efficient workflow that enables the work to be completed in a timely manner.
Our company is an IICRC certified firm (www.iicrc.org). This designation assures our customers that we have training and equipment necessary to carry out restoration work. It also assures our customers that we have up to date liability insurance and workers compensation. Staff certification from IICRC include; water damage restoration, odor control, fire and smoke restoration, health and safety, applied structural drying and Applied Microbial Remediation.
Over the years we have been called upon to provide levels of services ranging from minor furnace blow-backs to major fire reconstruction for both residential and commercial properties. Our water restoration services range from minor flooded basements to the major restoration of two schools damaged by Hurricane Juan in 2004. Our windstorm service includes emergency repairs to roofs, removal of fallen trees from buildings and replacement of siding, outbuildings and fences.
When disaster strikes, you can count on us to be there quickly and to react effectively.
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